Welcome to Julie Old Crow's Dolly Museum.
Please note: if the link isn't high-lighted, it isn't ready yet.
This Museum is a works in progress!
(You
May Click Here to Read the 'Appropriate Uses' List for the Museum
Pictures, to determine if you need to ask permission.)
Check out our Hitty Artists Gallery NEW Artists!
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you know who carved this Hitty? |
Please take a look at the additional pictures
for the dolls above, and let us know if you know who carved them,
or if you have any additional information about them.
Merry
Christmas from Julie Old Crow
Our Version of a Real Hitty Paperdoll
My Personal Collection of Dolly Stuff
Other Dolly Pages in the
Museum
(or linked from our Sister Sites)
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Souvenir Hitty Index (from various Hitty events)
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A List of the Gifts Made for the Original Hitty
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Hittys in Different Mediums |
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The Hitty: Her First Hundred Years Timeline |
| Hitty Research Pages on Hittygirls.com | Carved Wooden Hitty Shoulderheads |
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Pictures of Hittys possible 'Sisters' --a clue as to her origin? |
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Strong Museum Hitty Gift of the family of Patricia M. Morse I don't have this link anymore. Please contact me if you do! julieoldcrow@gmail.com is the email to use. |
The Real Hitty's Measurements |
My 2006 Stockbridge Event Souvenirs
On the left, two postcards, my name tag, one of the tags from my
display Hitty, and the 'winning ticket' for the Quaker Hitty.
On the right, two notecards, and in the center, what is written on the
back of them.
I found these great picture frames at the dollar store!
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