A Place Called Canterbury: Tales of the New Old Age in America

A Place Called Canterbury

Tales of the New Old Age in America

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Dudley Clendinen
Dudley Clendinen
2008 • 404 pages

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A journalist chronicles the lives of the elderly residents of Canterbury Towers, an assisted living community, and their philosophies on old age, including the journalist's mother.

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