I can't remember the exact name, but there is the Washington, DC Doll
Museum, or something to that effect. Perhaps someone else on the list
would know the exact name. It used to be the curator's private collection
and she turned it into a museum.
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Subject: Doll houses
Can anyone tell me of any museums or historic houses in the New England
area
which collect/display doll houses? Thanks very much.
Martha S. Small
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Fidelity Investments
82 Devonshire Street S7A
Boston, MA 01209
617-563-6134
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