PowerPoint Presentation - ISAAC JENKINSON FRAZEE

Isaac’s design sketch.

Under construction

The fireplace.

The finished tower.

WARLAND CASTLE
THE FRAZEE HOME IN MOOSA CANYON

nIsaac Frazee wanted to build a castle for his family like that of his ancestors in the Scottish Highlands.

nHe designed the castle, and spent two years shaping the stones before he knew how it would be built.

nIn 1893 a Scottish stonemason stopped by the ranch. Isaac persuaded him to stay and help him build the castle. The tower took two years to complete.

nThe main wing of the castle was never finished, but Isaac moved the family’s wooden home next to the tower.

nThe castle was originally named “War-Land” tower after a legendary shoot-out that gave the valley its nickname. An Oceanside resident mistakenly called the ranch “Woreland” and the name stuck. An English neighbor was the first to refer to the tower as a “castle”.


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	• Isaac not only built this incredible castle, but he built trails to different parts of the grounds. He built a croquet ground, tennis court, amphitheater, camping grounds, etc. He invited anyone to come and camp--for free! Why? This was Isaac’s service to his fellow man. He lived to beautify the world around him, and to give that beauty to others. For him it was a spiritual act that fulfilled his obligation to his creator. And, his life was a living example of the statement: “Give and you shall receive.” For he received back all the riches a man could want.