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John Steinbeck might roll over in his grave if he ever Googled the words “Cannery Row.”
There, he’d find www.canneryrow.com, a website that describes the street made famous by his novel. Trouble is, back in 1945 when the book was published, there was no street by that name in Monterey. The gritty neighborhood Steinbeck wrote about was called Ocean View Avenue, renamed by city officials 13 years after the book’s release.
