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This museum is home to six rooms of antique dolls, doll houses, toys, and games. Some of the ""doll houses"" on display are probably construction models; others are documented Christmas gifts to little girls a century ago. Unfortunately, visitors must suppress their inner child; the museum is strictly touch-me-not. There are very small treasures to explore in this townhouse museum. Assembled by dollhouse historian Flora Gill Jacobs in 1975, the collection offers numerous Victorian and early 20th-century versions of the classic children‘s toy.
This is a wonderful excursion for any child or adult enamored with miniature collectibles.
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