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American Girl Celebration

March 11, 2013

Do you have a favorite American Girl?

Have you grown up riding the plains with Kaya, facing dangers with Caroline, perusing the stage with Rebecca, or planting a Victory Garden with Molly? If you have fallen in love with the magic of the girls and their adventures, visit our branches and see the girls in all their glory as we put our America Girl Doll collection on display. Experience the excitement of the American Girl Dream by attending one of these fantastic programs at these branches in the coming months.

  • American Girl: Addy's Civil War
  • American Girl Dolls Exhibit

Look for these other fantastic programs this summer!

  • American Girl: Cecile and Mary Grace
  • American Girl: Samantha and Rebecca, The Edwardian Girls
  • American Girl Doll Celebration

Lisa Campbell
Youth Services Department

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American Girls

Submitted by Anonymous on March 29, 2013 - 10:53am.

I am over 60 and have an American Girl doll. It was a Valentine's Day gift from my husband! She is Molly, the 1940s girl. I think they are phasing her out, which is a shame for all of us Baby Boomers and our children and grandchildren. She is a great way to talk about the sacrfices people made during the War Years.
I taught school and the children loved reading the stories and having the dolls to personalize them.
American Girl dolls are a great way to introduce history to your young ones!

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i love american girl dolls i

Submitted by Anonymous on March 20, 2013 - 2:13pm.

i love american girl dolls i have four of my own

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Gets facts straight

Submitted by Anonymous on March 15, 2013 - 1:18pm.

Samantha is victorian. Edwardian ? Really?

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Facts are Straight

Submitted by Anonymous on March 22, 2013 - 9:29am.

The stories of Samantha and her friend Rebecca take place in 1904. Queen Victoria died in January 1901 which marked the end of the Victorian era. Her son Edward was the king in 1904. Lisa was correct when she wrote that the girls lived in the Edwardian era.

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