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Ellen of Dr. E's Doll Museum
by Ellen T.
(United States)
I can post photos later, but I am a private collector and author. I am about to publish a bibliography of dolls and a history of metal dolls.
I have written for Doll News, Doll Reader, National Doll World, Western Doll Collector, Hope and Glory: The Midwestern Journal of Victorian Studies, Doll Designs, and International Doll Collector.
I have a blog on dolls, and another on tips for living "green" that talks about handmade dolls and crafts. This blog will morph into a web doll museum, and then, my dream is to have my own museum spanning the history of dolls which will also engage in community events, participate in charities, and have a public library of doll materials for collectors and everyone interested to use.
I love this site. Will get some photos up soon, with the help of my husband, who is a photographer. Please forgive inadvertent typos; the one thing I can't do is type.
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