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On the Road
Author	Jack Kerouac
Language	English
Genre	Beat
Publisher	Viking Press
Publication date	September 5, 1957
Publication place	United States
Media type	print (hardback and paperback)
Pages	320 pages
ISBN	978-0-14-118267-4
OCLC	43419454
Preceded by	The Town and the City ; (1950)
Followed by	The Subterraneans ; (1958)

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On the Road is a novel written by Jack Kerouac (1922–1969), during his early adulthood in the late 1940s, and published by Viking Press in 1957. The events in the novel are almost entirely drawn from Kerouac's life. His journals and notes were filled with detailed accounts of his travels across North America, including popular songs, books and products of the day. Even the characters in On the Road were given pseudonyms to conceal the identities of their real-life counterparts.

Page numbers given below refer to the 1997 Penguin reprint edition of On the Road, the most widely available version of the text.

Travelogue

Part One (1947)

New York City, NY → Chicago, IL → Davenport, IA → Cheyenne, WY → Denver, CO → Central City, CO → Cheyenne, WY → Salt Lake City, UT → San Francisco, CA → Marin City, CA ("Mill City, CA") → Bakersfield, CA → Hollywood, CA → Los Angeles, CA → Selma, CA ("Sabinal, CA") → Los Angeles, CA → St. Louis, MO → Pittsburgh, PA → Harrisburg, PA → New York, NY.

Part Two (January, 1949)

→ New York, NY → Rocky Mount, NC ("Testament, VA") → New York, NY → Washington, DC → Testament, VA → New Orleans, LA → Algiers, LA → Houston, TX → El Paso, TX → Tucson, AZ → Bakersfield, CA → San Francisco, CA → New York, NY.

Part Three (Spring, 1949)

→ New York, NY → Denver, CO → San Francisco, CA → Sacramento, CA → Denver, CO → Chicago, IL → Detroit, MI → New York City, NY

Part Four (1950)

→ New York City, NY → Washington,DC → Cincinnati, OH → St. Louis, MO → Denver, CO → Amarillo,TX → San Antonio, TX → Laredo, TX → Nuevo Laredo, Tamps. → Monterrey, Nuevo Leon → Linares, Mexico, NL → Gregoria → Llera de Canales, Tamps. ("Límon, Tamps.") → Mexico City, DF.

Character key

Sal Paradise	Jack Kerouac	New York, NY	p. 3
Dean Moriarty	Neal Cassady	New York, NY	p. 3
Chad King	Haldon "Hal" Chase	Denver, CO	p. 3
Carlo Marx	Allen Ginsberg	Paterson, NJ	p. 4
Marylou	LuAnne Henderson	New York, NY	p. 4
Tim Gray	Ed White	Denver, CO	p. 4
Ed Wall	Ed Uhl	Sterling, CO	p. 5
Aunt	Gabrielle Kerouac (Jack's Mother).	New York, NY	p. 5
Old Bull Lee	William S. Burroughs	Algiers, LA	p. 8
Elmer Hassel	Herbert Huncke	New York, NY	p. 8
Jane Lee	Joan Vollmer Adams Burroughs	Algiers, LA	p. 8
Tommy Snark	Jim Holmes	Denver, CO	p. 8
Roy Johnson	Bill Tomson	Denver, CO	p. 8
Ed Dunkel	Al Hinkle	Denver, CO	p. 8
Rocco	Paul Blake (Jack’s brother-in-law)	Rocky Mount, NC ("Testament, VA")	p. 8
Remi Boncœur	Henri Cru	Sausalito, CA	p. 11
Lee Ann	Dianne Orin	Sausalito, CA	p. 11
Ray Rawlins	Bob Burford	Denver, CO	p. 18
Babe Rawlins	Beverly Burford	Denver, CO	p. 18
Mary Bettencourt	Helen Gullion	Denver, CO	p. 18
Rita Bettencourt	Ruth Gullion	Denver, CO	p. 18
Roland Major	Allan Temko	Denver, CO	p. 18
William Holmes "Big Slim" Hazard	William Holmes "Big Slim" Hubbard	Newport, RI	p. 28
Betty Gray	Joanie White (Ed White's sister)	Denver, CO	p. 41
Camille	Carolyn Cassady (née Robinson)	San Francisco, CA	p. 42
Denver D. Doll	Justin W. Brierly	Denver, CO	p. 52
Old Dean Moriarty	Neal Cassady Sr.	Denver, CO	p. 58
Mr. Snow		Marin City, CA	p. 62
"The famous director"	Gregory La Cava	Hollywood, CA	p. 73
Terry	Bea Franco	Selma, CA ("Sabinal, CA")	p. 81
Peaches	Ginger Chase	New York, NY	p. 82
Dorie, "Tall redhead"	Vicki Russell	New York, NY	p. 83
Amy Moriarty	Catherine Cassady	San Francisco, CA	p. 110
Galatea Dunkel	Helen Hinkle	Denver, CO	p. 111
Lucille	Pauline	New York, NY	p. 116
Tom Saybrook	Ed Stringham	New York, NY	p. 125
Ian MacArthur	John Clellon Holmes	New York, NY	p. 125
Damion	Lucien Carr	New York, NY	p. 126
Mona	Rhoda	New York, NY	p. 126
Rollo Greb	Alan Ansen	New York, NY	p. 127
Dodie Lee	Julie Burroughs	Algiers, LA	p. 143
Ray Lee	William S. Burroughs, Jr.	Algiers, LA	p. 143
Dale	Kells Elvins	Algiers, LA	p. 145
Hal Hingham	Alan Harrington	Tucson, AZ	p. 165
Marie	Lorraine		p. 193
Dorothy Johnson	Helen Tomson (Bill Tomson's wife)	Denver, CO	p. 193
Sam Brady	(Neal Cassady's cousin)		p. 215
Inez	Diana Hansen	New York, NY	p. 246
Angel Luz García	Jose García Villa	New York, NY	p. 246
Walter Evans	Walter Adams	New York, NY	p. 246
Victor Villanueva	Victor Tejeira	New York, NY	p. 246
Jinny Jones	Jinny Baker Lehrman	New York, NY	p. 246
Gene Dexter	Gene Pippin	New York, NY	p. 246
Stan Shepard	Frank Jeffries	Denver, CO	p. 257
Victor	Gregorio	Ciudad Victoria, Mexico, ("Gregoria")	p. 281
Laura	Joan Kerouac (née Haverty)	New York, NY	p. 307
Joanie Moriarty	Jami Cassady	San Francisco, CA	p. 308

Arts & Culture

Music

Overture from Fidelio	Ludwig van Beethoven	p. 52
Sweet Adeline	(barbershop quartet)	p. 54
Central Avenue Breakdown	Lionel Hampton	p. 88
Lover Man	Billie Holiday	p. 98
Mañana	Peggy Lee	p. 99
Blue Skies	Ella Fitzgerald	p. 100
The Hunt	Dexter Gordon & Wardell Gray	pp. 113,127
A Fine Romance	(music box)	p. 119
Cement Mixer	Slim Gaillard	p. 176
C-jam Blues	Slim Gaillard	p. 176
Close Your Eyes	(male singer)	p. 198
Congo Blues	Red Norvo Sextet w/ Dizzy Gillespie	p. 219
Gator Tail	The Cootie Williams band w/ Willis Jackson	p. 250
Lester Jumps In	Lester Young	p. 251
Baby's Pudding	Wynonie Blues Harris	p. 273
Chattanooga de Mambo	Perez Prado	p. 287
More Mambo Jambo	Perez Prado	p. 287
Mambo Numero Ocho	Perez Prado	p. 287
Mambo Jambo	Perez Prado	p. 287

Books

The Town and the City ("The book")	Jack Kerouac ("John Kerouac")	pp. 6
The New Yorker		p. 10
The Oregon Trail	Francis Parkman	p. 19
Life in the Far West	George F. Ruxton	p. 38
Green Hills of Africa	Ernest Hemingway	p. 57
Blue Book adventures of Oregon		p. 64
Le Grand Meaulnes	Alain-Fournier	p. 102
New Orleans Times-Picayune want-ads		p. 147
Les Mystères de Paris (en: "Mysteries of Paris")	Eugène Sue	pp. 188,192
Mayan codices		p. 144

Movies

The Mark of Zorro	Dir. Rouben Mamoulian	1940	p. 64
Sullivan's Travels	Dir. Preston Sturges	1941	p. 82
Of Mice and Men	Dir. Lewis Milestone	1939	p. 90
("Hollywood prèmiere 10/26/47")			p. 101
Background to Danger	Dir. Raoul Walsh	1943	p. 244
("Singing Cowboy Eddie Dean")			p. 244

Radio shows

1948 Midnight New Year's Eve broadcast from Times Square	p. 124
Chicken Jazz'n Gumbo Disc-jockey Show from New Orleans	p. 140
Mystery programme	p. 156
XELO ("Radio Show from Clint, TX")	p. 162
The Lone Ranger Show	p. 214
The Symphony Sid Show	p. 246
Marty Glickman commentating New York Knicks basketball games	p. 250

Consumer goods

Cars

"Truck with a flatboard at the back"	p. 24
"old Ford coupe"	p. 38
1938 Chevy	p. 91
Plymouth	p. 106
1949 Hudson	p. 110
"Texas Chevy"	p. 142
"old ratty coupe"	p. 216
1947 black Cadillac limousine	pp. 224–5
"twenty-dollar Buick"	p. 230
1949 or 1950 Chrysler	p. 245
1937 Ford Sedan	p. 265

Clothing & paraphernalia

Zoot Suits

Restaurants & clubs

Ritz's Club
Jamson's Nook Club
Birdland
Hector's Cafeteria

Recreational drugs

Cannabis (also referred to as "tea")
Benzedrine (referred to as "benny")
Barbiturates (referred to as "goofballs")
Morphine (Referred to as "M")

External links

Denver Beat Photo Tour
Photos of the Kerouac Gas Station in Longmont, CO
Map of Sal Paradise's First Trip across the USA
Interactive Google Maps of the Four Trips in On the Road

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