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Cannery Row : the history of old Ocean View Avenue by Michael Kenneth Hemp.

By: Material type: TextTextMonterey : History Company, 1986Description: 128 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 0941425002
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • F 869.M7  .H376 1986
Summary: "Cannery Row: the History of Old Ocean View Avenue" is that & much more! Six years of intensive oral history research as Executive Director & Historian of the Cannery Row Foundation, interviewing the street's surviving cannery workers, residents, business people, the skippers & fishermen in Monterey's sardine fishing fleet-- & friends, family & acquaintances of John Steinbeck-- enabled the author to capture & preserve the Monterey's sardine era & the street made world famous by John Steinbeck's "fiction." The perfect companion to Steinbeck's Cannery Row literature, this book's abundant archival photographs & information bring the street alive as it was when Steinbeck stalked it. This unique oral-history-based account of the life & times of Americas' most famous street includes a full, two page, detailed & fully indexed historical map-guide to Cannery Row, its historical sites, original cannery locations-- & its actual Steinbeck locales-- making this book an indispensable field guide to one of America's most colorful historical & literary & ecological locations. www.alibris.com
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Circulation Circulation DLSU-D HS Learning Resource Center Circulation Circulation F 869.M7 .H376 1986 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 000890 Available 3HSL2014000890

"Photography from the Pat Hathaway Historical Photo Collection"--Cover.

Page 128 blank.

Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 125.

"Cannery Row: the History of Old Ocean View Avenue" is that & much more! Six years of intensive oral history research as Executive Director & Historian of the Cannery Row Foundation, interviewing the street's surviving cannery workers, residents, business people, the skippers & fishermen in Monterey's sardine fishing fleet-- & friends, family & acquaintances of John Steinbeck-- enabled the author to capture & preserve the Monterey's sardine era & the street made world famous by John Steinbeck's "fiction." The perfect companion to Steinbeck's Cannery Row literature, this book's abundant archival photographs & information bring the street alive as it was when Steinbeck stalked it. This unique oral-history-based account of the life & times of Americas' most famous street includes a full, two page, detailed & fully indexed historical map-guide to Cannery Row, its historical sites, original cannery locations-- & its actual Steinbeck locales-- making this book an indispensable field guide to one of America's most colorful historical & literary & ecological locations. www.alibris.com

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