The Age of Innocence

Author: Edith Wharton

Book Locations
  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art

    In "The Age of Innocence," The Metropolitan Museum of Art symbolizes the elite society and cultural backdrop of New York City.

  • Central Park

    Central Park in the novel is a setting for key social interactions that reflect the rigid societal norms of the time.

  • The Upper West Side

    The Upper West Side serves as a location where the characters navigate the complexities of their societal roles and personal desires.

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