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008			861212s1986 caua b 001 0 eng
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035			_a(AEA)66BEF94728CB41929B3ED221D06A7361
050			_aF 869.M7 _b.H376 1986
100			_aHemp, Michael Kenneth, _d-1942 _93237
245		0	_aCannery Row : _bthe history of old Ocean View Avenue / _cby Michael Kenneth Hemp.
260			_aMonterey : _bHistory Co., _cc1986.
300			_a128 p. : _bill. _c27 cm.
500			_aIncludes index.
500			_aPage 128 blank.
500			_aPhotography from the Pat Hathaway Historical Photo Collection--Cover.
504			_aBibliography: p. 125.
520			_aCannery 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
650			_aNovelists, American _zCalifornia _9110491
650			_zMonterey. _9110492
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