Tin Castle
also Tin Woodman's Palace
The residence of the Tin Woodman, made of tin with towers and steeples.
First named in The Road to Oz, ch. 14
the tin castle of Nick Chopper could plainly be seen, its towers glistening magnificently
Where this is
placed In Oz worked out
read out of the chapters cited on this page, not stated in any one sentence of them
The Tin Woodman's own castle in the Winkie Country, a country of Oz.
Names in the books
called Tin Woodman's Palace 1 chapter
Grampa in Oz9
What the books say it is
made of tin 2 chapters
At last they came to a hilltop from which the tin castle of Nick Chopper could plainly be seen, its towers glistening magnificently under the rays of the declining sun.
The Road to Oz, ch. 14Every bit of the furniture was made of brightly polished tin--the tables, chairs, beds, and all--even the floors and walls were of tin.
The Road to Oz, ch. 15
age new 1 chapter
his new tin castle
The Road to Oz, ch. 15
texture brightly polished 1 chapter
Every bit of the furniture was made of brightly polished tin--the tables, chairs, beds, and all--even the floors and walls were of tin.
The Road to Oz, ch. 15
appearance beautiful 1 chapter
the beautiful tin castle
The Emerald City of Oz, ch. 24
reputation splendid 1 chapter
the splendid tin castle
The Road to Oz, ch. 15