http: //The magical, merry old land of Oz lives in the imaginations of millions of fans-and at the top of Beech Mountain in North Carolina, where a couple of tourism moguls (and Wizard of Oz fans) built an Oz-themed fantasy park in 1980. When the park opened, The Wizard of Oz was only on TV once a year. Frank Baum series of Oz books, but more to the movie, he says. He says the enduring appeal of the Beech Mountain attraction is tied to what inspired it: It's based on a well-known property, the L. Tim Hollis, an Alabama-based writer of books about tourism history, is wrapping up The Land of Oz (Arcadia Press).
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