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    A Journey into Steinbeck's California

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      Encina Hall (Stanford), 52, 52

      Endangered Species Act, 105

      Enea, Sparky, 118, 126

      Escape from Witch Mountain (1975), 79

      f.64 group, 138

      Fallen Leaf Lake, 57, 58–59

      Famous Recipes by Famous People (Del Monte Hotel), 75

      Faulkner, William, 4, 155

      Fauna ( Sweet Thursday), 114, 118

      Feast of Lanterns, 68

      Field, Maria Antonia, 126

      Field, Sara Bard, 156

      Field, Stevie, 126

      Filipino workers, 36

      “Fingers of Cloud: A Satire on College Protervity” (1924), 9, 36, 54

      Finnegan’s Wake (Joyce), 114

      Fisher, W. K., 104

      Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 37

      Flavin, Martin Jr., 139

      “Flight” (1938), 8

      Flying A Service Station (Pacific Grove), 98, 98, 126

      Forbes Mill Museum (Los Gatos), 158

      Ford, Bob, 27

      Ford, George and Martha, 158

      Forgotten Village, The (1941), 161, 167

      Fort Hunter Liggett, 45

      Fort Ord, 67

      Fortune magazine, 75

      Forum, 155

      Frémont, John, 38–39

      Fremont Peak, 11, 37–39, 38

      Fruit and Vegetable Workers Union, 149

      Gabilan Mountains, 7, 34

      Gable, Clark, 76

      Galigher, Albert E., 108

      Gannet, Lewis, 166

      Garcia, Johnny, 127

      Garden of Memories Cemetery (Salinas), 29, 30–31

      George (Of Mice and Men), 42, 143–144

      Gitano (The Red Pony), 162

      “God in the Pipes, The,” 121

      “Golden Handcuff, The” (1958), 61

      Golden Restaurant (Monterey), 118

      Golden Stairs restaurant (Monterey), 118

      Gragg, Hattie, 125, 127

      Granger railroad station (Salinas), 30

      Grapes of Wrath, The (1939), 5, 8, 30, 37, 59, 93, 110, 139, 144, 167

      banning of, 157

      California seen in, 147, 149

      critical and public response, 157

      public burning of, 26, 155, 157

      writing of, 142, 147, 149, 150, 152, 153

      grasses, native to California, 35

      Graves, Glenn, 23, 43

      Graves house (Salinas), 23, 23

      Great Depression, 83

      Great Gatsby, The (Fitzgerald), 66

      Great Tide Pool (Pacific Grove), 99, 99

      Gregory, Sue, 75

      “Gretel” doll house (Carmel), 135

      Griffin house (Salinas), 23

      Grower-Shipper Vegetable Association of Central California, 149

      Guaymas (Mexico), 169

      Guest House (Asilomar), 100

      Guggenheim, Harry, 111

      Gulf of California. See Sea of Cortez

      Gus D, 166

      Hagemeyer, Dora, 133

      Hallum, Monte, 75

      Hamilton, Dessie, 22–23

      Hamilton, Elizabeth (grandmother), 47, 47, 93

      Hamilton Ranch, 47, 47

      Hamilton, Samuel (grandfather), 30, 47, 47, 89

      Hamilton, Tom (uncle), 47

      “Hansel” doll house (Carmel), 135

      “Harness, The” (1934), 35

      Harper’s Magazine, 30, 66

      Hartnell, William, 75

      “Harvest Gypsies, The” (1936), 142, 145–146, 154, 167

      Hat in Three Stages of Landing (Oldenburg and van Bruggen), 15

      Hearst Castle, 100

      Hearst, William Randolph, 46

      Heart of Darkness (Conrad), 114

      Heintz, Dr. J. P., 125

      Helicon Hall, 131

      Hemingway, Ernest and Hadley, 84

      Henning, Carol. See Steinbeck, Carol Henning

      Henning, Idell, 60, 61, 114

      Hermann’s (Monterey), 124

      hermit crabs, 99, 99

      Highway 1 (Monterey Peninsula), 66–67

      history, expressed in Steinbeck’s books, 8–9

      Hitchcock, Alfred, 76

      Hollister, 39

      Holman’s Department Store (Pacific Grove), 92, 94, 126

      Hoovervilles, 145–146

      Hope, Bob, 76, 79

      Hopkins Marine Station (Pacific Grove), 102, 103, 104–105, 104, 105, 110, 113, 123

      Hopkins, Mark, 73

      Hopkins, Timothy, 104

      Hopps, Martin, 25, 25

      Hotel Del Monte (Monterey Peninsula), 71–77, 71, 76, 78, 80, 81, 84, 85, 125

      Hotel Jeffrey (Salinas), 30

      Hovden Cannery, 123

      “How Edith McGillicuddy Met RLS” (1941), 30

      Howe, Julia Ward, 151

      Hunt Brothers Cannery (Los Gatos), 153

      Huntington, Collis P., 73

      Immigration Act of 1924, 36

      In Dubious Battle (1936), 30, 37, 43, 67, 139, 142–143, 150, 167

      Indian creation myth, 112, 112

      Ingels, Beth, 135, 137

      Inside Cannery Row (Ariss), 75

      Iris Canyon (Monterey), 72, 75

      Jack Rabbit Hill (Monterey), 75

      Jacks, David, 71, 73, 89, 91

      Jackson, Joseph Henry, 147, 158

      Japanese, in California, 16, 36, 41

      Jeffers, Robinson, 76, 112, 114, 131, 135, 136–137, 156

      Jenny (East of Eden), 29

      Jerry (Steinbeck dog), 59, 90

      Jewell Park (Pacific Grove), 95

      Joad family (Grapes of Wrath), 147, 149, 155, 166

      Jody (The Red Pony), 7, 8, 38, 162

      Joe Elegant (Sweet Thursday), 114

      John Reed Club, 135, 139

      John Steinbeck Library (Salinas), 26–27, 27

      “Johnny Bear,” 67

      Jolon, 5, 43, 44–45, 44

      Jordan, David Starr, 50–51, 90–91, 104

      Joseph Wayne (To a God Unknown), 66

      Journal of a Novel (1969), 26

      Joyce, James, 114

      Jung, Carl, 114

      Kalisa, 122, 123

      Kate (East of Eden), 29–31

      Keg, the (Travels with Charley), 124

      Kern County, 142, 145, 145, 157

      Ketchum, Hank, 127

      King City, 47

      Kirkland, Jack, 73

      Krishnamurti, 114

      la causa, 39

      La Ida’s (Cannery Row), 123

      La Paz (Mexico), 166, 169–170

      labor

      camps, 145, 145

      field workers, 37

      immigrant, 36

      migrant workers, 44, 149, 150

      strikes, 139, 142–143, 148–149

      working conditions, 39

      “L’Affaire Lettuceberg” (1938), 149

      Lamour, Dorothy, 79

      Lancet, 153

      land use, as leitmotif, 80–81, 149

      Lange, Dorothea, 143, 146, 148, 150

      Lara–Soto adobe (Monterey), 124, 124

      Lawrence, D. H., 3

      Lee Chong (Cannery Row), 80, 102, 122

      Lee (East of Eden), 36, 102, 113

      Lennie (Of Mice and Men), 42, 144

      lettuce strike, in Salinas, 139, 148–149

      Lewis, Sinclair, 131

      Life magazine, 126

      Ligare, David, 45

      Lighthouse Road (Pacific Grove), 93

      Liza Hamilton (East of Eden), 94

      Lloyd, Marjory, 91

      Log from the Sea of Cortez (1951), 113

      Loma Prieta earthquake, 51

      London, Jack, 131

      Lone Cypress (Monterey Peninsula), 79

      Lone Star Café (Monterey), 118

      Long Valley, The (1938), 9, 45, 87

      Lopez, Barry, 6

      Lorentz, Pare, 158

      Loreto (Mexico), 170

      Los Gatos, 141–142, 151, 153, 158

      climate, 151

      locales

      Biddle Ranch (Brush Road house), 154, 155, 157–158

      Cannery Corner,
    153

      Cats Restaurant, The 156

      Forbes Mill Museum, 158

      Greenwood Lane, 154–155

      Lexington Reservoir, 158

      Lyndon Hotel/Lyndon Plaza, 158

      Sacred Heart Novitiate, 153

      Testarossa Winery, 150

      Wood and Field house, 156

      map, 151

      Lovejoy, Ritch, 60, 94, 113, 126

      Lovejoy, Tal, 60, 63, 113

      Lovers Point (Pacific Grove), 101, 104

      Lyndon Hotel/Lyndon Plaza (Los Gatos), 158, 158

      Mack (Cannery Row), 80, 115, 127

      Main Street (Salinas), 22, 29–30

      Malloys, the ( Cannery Row), 80

      Mammoth Stables (Pacific Grove), 81

      maps

      Cannery Row, 110

      Carmel, 134

      Central California, 50

      Los Gatos, 151

      Mexico, 163

      Monterey Peninsula, 71, 75

      Pacific Grove, 86

      Salinas, 17

      Salinas Valley, 38

      marine life, 99, 99, 104, 105, 105, 109–111, 116, 163, 170–171

      Martin, Eduardo, 72, 73, 127

      Masson, Paul, 156, 157

      Maxim, Hudson, 94

      Mazatlán (Mexico), 162

      McIntosh & Otis, literary agents, 53, 104–105

      McWilliams, Carey, 132, 148

      Mecca (Carmel), 131

      Medal for Bennie, A (1943), 16, 24

      Melville, Herman, 111

      Memorial Church (Stanford), 50, 51, 52

      Mencken, H. L., 131

      Menuhin, Yehudi, 156

      Meredith, Burgess, 121, 158

      Mexican laborers, 36, 41

      Mexico

      appeal of to Steinbeck, 161

      locales

      Cuernavaca, 164–165, 164

      Mexico City, 163, 164

      map, 163

      See also Baja California; Sea of Cortez

      Mexico City, 163, 164

      Midsummernight (Wilhelmson), 53

      migrant labor. See labor

      Miller, Arthur, 139

      Miller, Ted, 53

      “Miracle of Tehepac, The,” 161

      Mirrielees, Edith, 55, 55

      Miss Cupp (high school math teacher), 55

      Moby Dick (Melville), 111

      Moderne style in art, 24

      modernism, 138

      Monroe, Marilyn, 67

      Monterey Bay, 8, 66, 68, 70, 104, 116

      Monterey Bay Aquarium (Monterey), 123, 123

      Monterey (city), 5, 66–67, 68

      Anglo development, 71–77

      locales

      adobe, 124

      Alvarado Street, 124

      Cannery Row, 5, 65, 67

      Colton Hall, 124, 124

      Del Monte Beach, 125, 127

      El Encinal Cemetery, 100–101, 127

      El Estero Park, Dennis the Menace Playground, 127

      Old Fisherman’s Wharf, 77, 125

      Public Library, 125

      Wharf #2, 127

      “Path of History,” 124

      prostitution in, 118

      Spanish settlement, 68–71

      See also Cannery Row

      Monterey, Condé de, 69

      Monterey County, 3–5, 11

      mountain ranges of, 7

      wine trail, 44

      See also Salinas Valley

      Monterey County Courthouse (Salinas), 24

      Monterey Jazz Festival, 113

      Monterey Peninsula, 49, 63, 65–68, 75, 142, 158

      economic and social development, 77, 80–81

      fires on, 80, 81

      locales

      Carmel Mission, 8, 24, 69, 70

      Castroville, 34, 67

      Fort Ord, 67

      Highway 1, 66–67

      Hotel Del Monte, 71–77, 71, 77, 80

      Presidio Museum, 69

      Seaside, 67

      Sentinel Point, 79

      17-Mile Drive, 74, 75, 77, 78–79

      map, 71, 75

      paisanos on, 70, 72–73, 75, 77, 80–81, 113

      as setting for Tortilla Flat, 75

      Monterey Peninsula Herald, 68, 72, 75, 76, 103, 118, 122, 126, 127, 139

      Monterey Plaza Hotel, 124

      Monterey Trader, 118

      Moore, Harry Thornton, 42, 142

      Moore, Kalisa, 120, 122

      Mora, Jo, 24, 130

      Morgan, Henry, 56

      Morgan, Julia, 46, 100

      Mors, George, 30, 52, 54

      Morse, Lucy, 72–73

      Morse, Samuel F. B., 74, 76

      Moss Landing, 67

      Mount Toro, 45

      Mountain Winery (Los Gatos), 157

      Mr. Tiflin (The Red Pony), 19

      Mrs. Palochico (Tortilla Flat), 135

      Muir, John, 7

      “Murder, The,” 42

      Murphy, Dennis, 27

      Murphy, Dr., 27

      Murphy home (Salinas), 27

      Murphy, Michael, 27

      mustard seed, 35

      My Favorite Brunette (1947), 79

      National Steinbeck Center, 28–29, 28, 67

      native grasses, 35

      nature, child’s vision of, 10–11

      Needham, Wilbur, 9–10

      Negacol masks, 62–63, 63

      Nesbitt house (Salinas), 25, 26

      Nesbitt, William, 26

      “New Monterey,” 107–108

      New York American, 56

      New York City, 56–57, 62, 161

      New Yorker, The, 113, 134

      Newell, Gordon, 136

      Newell, Una, 137

      Newsweek magazine, 126

      Nick Carraway (The Great Gatsby), 66

      Nietzsche, Friedrich, 114

      Nipomo, 150

      Nuestra Senora de Loreto, Mission of, 170

      Of Mice and Men (1937), 7–8, 10, 37, 42, 91, 139, 142, 143–144, 154, 167

      Old Fisherman’s Wharf (Monterey), 77, 125

      Old Post Office (Salinas), 30

      Old Stage Road, 38, 39, 40

      Old Tennis Shoes whiskey, 123

      Oldenburg, Claes, 15

      Older, Fremont, 156

      Omar (Steinbeck dog), 59, 90

      Otis, Elizabeth, 55, 111, 142, 146, 154, 162

      Otsy Totsy dolls, 135

      “Outer Shores, the,” 21

      Pablo (Tortilla Flat), 135

      Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 67

      Pacific Grove, 5, 65, 68, 82–83, 83, 84, 87, 96–97, 151

      as “city of homes,” 93–94

      founding, 89–92

      locales

      Asilomar, 93, 100, 100

      Chautauqua Hall, 90–91

      Chinatown, 9

      Chinese fishing village, 102–103

      El Carmelo Cemetery, 100–101

      El Carmelo Hotel, 95

      Flying A Service Station, 98, 98

      425 Eardly, 93, 93

      Great Tide Pool, 99, 99

      Guest House, 100

      Holman’s Department Store, 92, 94, 126

      Hopkins Marine Station, 102, 104–105, 104, 111, 115, 123

      Jewell Park, 95

      Lighthouse Road, 93

      Lovers Point, 101, 104

      147 11th Street, 87–88, 87, 88, 89, 111

      Point Piños Lighthouse, 101, 101

      Scotch Bakery, 98, 98

      map, 86

      monarch butterflies in, 93

      museum, 95

      roque courts, 95

      Pacific Grove Retreat Association, 89

      Pacific Improvement Company, 68, 74, 84, 91–92, 100, 104

      Packard Foundation, 123

      Paine, Robert Trent, 156

      paisanos, 70, 72–73, 75, 77, 80–81, 113

      Pajaro Valley, 43, 67

      Palo Alto, 52

      Parker, Dorothy, 134

      Paso Robles, 34

      Pastures of Heaven (1932), 9, 42, 43, 45, 137

      Pearl, The, 124, 161, 167

      Pease, H., 132

      Pebble Beach golf course, 72, 74


      Pebble Beach Lodge, 81

      Peter, Paul, and Mary, 39

      Pilon (Tortilla Flat), 72–73, 75, 127, 135

      Pine Inn (Carmel), 131

      Pioda, Charles, 42

      Pipe Dream (Rogers and Hammerstein), 121

      Pirate (Tortilla Flat), 90

      Point Piños Lighthouse (Pacific Grove), 101, 101

      Pomery, Harold, 157

      Portolá expedition (1769), 45

      Portolá, Gaspar de, 69

      Powers, Frank H., 129

      Powers, Stephen, 35

      Presidio Museum, 69

      prostitution, 118

      Puerto Escondido (Mexico), 166

      Ramona, 70

      Raneri, Frank, 164

      Ray, Martin, 157

      Reagan, Ronald, 39

      realism, 138

      Red Pony Ranch, 33, 34

      Red Pony, The (1937), 7, 8, 10, 66, 162

      regionalism, 137

      Remington, Frederick, 24

      Renaissance Man of Cannery Row (Ricketts), 109

      Reynolds, Mary Jane, 29

      Ricketts, Edward F., 21, 65, 84, 85, 99, 104, 109, 113, 118, 119, 120, 132, 156, 156, 158, 165

      Carmel stay, 135, 136

      death of, 116, 127, 161

      early life, 108–109

      ecological and holistic thought, 104, 109–112

      fictional characters based on, 100, 107, 110, 113, 120–124, 121, 124

      funeral, 100–101

      lab, 65, 80, 81, 105, 108, 109, 112–117, 127

      poets enjoyed by, 112

      on problem of unity, 114

      relationship with Steinbeck, 107–108, 112–113, 115

      scientific endeavors, 109–110

      Sea of Cortez expedition, 110, 164, 165–166, 166, 169–171

      as water–gazer, 112

      Ricketts’s lab (Monterey), 65, 80, 81, 105, 108, 108, 109, 112–117, 127

      River Road (Salinas Valley), 44

      road trips, books about, 11

      “Roan Stallion” (Jeffers), 136

      Rocinante (Travels with Charley), 28, 88

      Rogers, Ginger, 76

      Romero, Eduardo, 72–73, 127

      Romero, Tomás, 73

      Roosevelt School (Salinas), 24–25

      Roosevelt, Teddy, 78

      roque, 95

      Russell, Bertrand, 133

      Sacred Heart Novitiate (Los Gatos), 153

      Sag Harbor (New York), 88, 111, 174, 175

      Salinas (city), 13, 65

      California Rodeo, 15

      Californian, 21

      early history, 14

      Japanese internment, 16

      lettuce strike, 139, 148–149

      locales

      Bell’s Candy, 30, 144

      Chinatown, 22, 28, 28, 29

      downtown, 14

      11 Station Place, 29

      Garden of Memories Cemetery, 29, 30–31, 31

      Granger railroad station, 30

      Graves house, 23

      Griffin house, 23

      Hotel Jeffrey, 30

      John Steinbeck Library, 26–27, 27

      Main Street, 22, 29–30

      Market Street/Castroville Street, 29

      Monterey County Courthouse, 24

     


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