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Date and maker not established · Central Park
Printed at the strength of its only carrier: The regional tourism bureau's public-art guide — the one published inventory that walks Mishawaka's ground at all — closes its Mishawaka coverage with one sentence: "Mishawaka's flagship park has several pieces of art. Perhaps the most notable is a sculpture called 'Circle of Life' on the river walk." Central Park's own course stands in Parks & River: the park rebuilt in 2015 on the cleared Rubber Regenerating ground astride the race. No source reached names the work's maker, date, medium or dimensions, and neither the Smithsonian inventory nor the county list records it — the inventory predates the park's rebuilding, and the list was never updated to follow. The work therefore stands in this ledger as the tourism bureau names it and no further: a sculpture called "Circle of Life" on Central Park's river walk, its documented record a single sentence. It is printed so that the ledger is complete, and at exactly the size its evidence allows.
Sources:
- Visit South Bend Mishawaka, "Public Art Guide" (visitsouthbend.com), retrieved November 2026 — the Central Park sentence quoted in the text; the guide's only Mishawaka entry.
- This build's Parks & River section — Central Park's ground and rebuilding, cross-referenced.