Location in The Oz Series
Hugson's Siding
Also known as the station-house, the shed.
A small train stop consisting of a bare open shed serving as the station-house, furnished only with an old wooden bench, with no houses visible nearby.
Appears in 1 chapters, first in chapter 70, last in chapter 70.
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What the story establishes
| Appearance | An open shed with a bare interior, containing only an old wooden bench; no other houses or people visible nearby in the gray dawn light. (as of ch. 1) |
Relationships
- contains ← California ch. 70Hugson's Siding, the train stop where Dorothy arrives, lies within California, the same region shaken by the night's earthquakes.
- located in ← Dorothy (ended) ch. 70–71Dorothy arrives by train and disembarks at Hugson's Siding in the early dawn, before being driven away by Zeb.
- located in ← Zeb (ended) ch. 70–71Zeb waits at Hugson's Siding for five hours, asleep in the buggy, until Dorothy's train arrives.
From the text
The shed at Hugson's Siding was bare save for an old wooden bench, and did not look very inviting.Chapter 1
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