Which location is described as home to a "little Virgin ... crowned [and standing] on a crescent moon"?

The location described as home to a "little Virgin ... crowned [and standing] on a crescent moon" refers to The Niche. This description captures a significant moment in the narrative of "Fifth Business," where Davies illustrates the religious and symbolic elements that shape the protagonist’s understanding of spirituality and identity. The imagery of the Virgin Mary, often associated with purity and maternal qualities, along with the crescent moon, suggests themes of femininity and mysticism that are prevalent throughout the book. The Niche serves as a key symbol in the protagonist's journey, emphasizing the intertwining of the sacred and the personal. The other locations mentioned, while relevant in the context of the story, do not specifically feature this distinct image of the Virgin Mary as described.