[PDF.24jw] Jack London State Historic Park (Images of America)

Jack London State Historic Park (Images of America)

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 | #1127342 in Books |  Ingramcontent |  2015-06-22 |  2015-06-22 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.25 x.31 x6.50l,.65 | File type: PDF | 128 pages

 | Jack London State Historic Park Images of America

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| The Dream Home of One of America's Greatest Writers|By ArT|This is a wonderful book on the place Jack London and others variously called Beauty Ranch, The Ranch of Good Intentions, and Valley of the Moon near Glen Ellen, California. London surely lived a most dramatic life, cut short when he was only forty years old. During that time, he traveled the world, sailed all over in|About the Author|In 2012, Valley of the Moon Natural History Association (VMNHA) became the first nonprofit in California to operate a state park. Elisa Stancil Levine, neighbor of the park and founder of the Jack London Lake Alliance, worked with Lou Leal, park

Famed novelist Jack London became America’s highest-paid author in 1905, writing about adventures in the Klondike and the Russo-Japanese War and about sailing his self-designed boat halfway around the world. Yet perhaps one of London’s finest legacies is his 1,400-acre ranch on the slopes of Sonoma Mountain in California. Sometimes called “Beauty Ranch” or the “Ranch of Good Intentions,” the land, buildings, and house museums exemplify...

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