Cannery Row
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Cannery Row
"Monterey had changed, and so had Cannery Row and its denizens." - John Steinbeck
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One Way to the Spindrift Inn
"The place of my origin had changed, and having gone away I had not changed with it. In my memory it stood as it once did and its outward appearance confused and angered me." - John Steinbeck, in "Travels With Charley"
Cannery Row,
Monterey, California
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Cannery Row
"Up in back of the vacant lot is the railroad track and the Palace Flophouse. But on the left-hand boundary of the lot is the stern and stately whore house of Dora Flood..." - John Steinbeck, in "Cannery Row"
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Cannery Row
Monterey, California
"Certainly all of Cannery Row and probably all of Monterey felt that a change had come." - John Steinbeck, in "Cannery Row"
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Under Cannery Row
Monterey, California,
"And through the back door comes the smell of kelp and barnacles when the tide is out and the smell of salt and spray when the tide is in." - John Steinbeck, in "Cannery Row"
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Cannery Row
"Cannery Row in Monterey is a poem, a stink, a grating noise, a quality of light, a tone, a habit, a nostalgia, a dream." - John Steinbeck
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Wing Chong
"The grocery opened at dawn and did not close until the last wandering vagrant dime had been spent or retired for the night. Not that Lee Chong was avaricious. He wasn't, but if one wanted to spend money, he was available." - John Steinbeck, in "Cannery Row"
Cannery Row
Monterey, California
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Doc Ricketts' Lab
"Doc looked out the window of Western Biological. He watched Suzy walk past the vacant lot and up to the front porch of the Bear Flag. Just as she was about to climb the steps she turned and looked around. She thought someone was looking at her. She didn't see Doc." - John Steinbeck, in "Sweet Thursday",
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Doc's Lab - Rear View
"... He came to the laboratory every day. It was an association without much talk... Better than anything else Frankie loved it when there were parties upstairs in the laboratory... Then he crouched down in a corner behind a chair where he was hidden and could watch and listen." - John Steinbeck, in "Cannery Row"
Cannery Row,
Monterey, California
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