Museums across the country are using new technologies like blogging to get the word out about what they have to offer. It’s easy to get started!

It can be difficult to find the right person for your exhibit project. Here are some tips for finding a good exhibition designer.

It can be tough to get funding for collections-related activities. Launching an Adopt an Artifact program can help!

Before you begin collecting antique dolls, there are some terms you should know. In this final doll article in our series, the Strong Museum of Play is featured. The museum´s collection is the largest and most comprehensive in the United States!

Television commercials revolutionized the way toy makers sold dolls. Also, learn more about the doll collection on display at the National Museum of the American Indian!

Children´s Day was created by the toy industry to...you guessed it! Sell more toys! Also, learn about the dolls currently on display at the Milwaukee Public Museum.

Innovations in the early 20th century created several new kinds of dolls, as well as new marketing techniques. Also, learn more about the dolls on view at the Heritage Village Museum near Cincinnati!

Male and female dollmakers in the 19th century had different ideas about what a doll should be. Plus learn more about the Doll & Miniature Museum of High Point in High Point!

Did children really play with dolls as much as we think they did? How did boys play with their dolls? Plus, learn more about a new doll exhibit at the Wm. McKinley Presidential Library & Museum!

This unique numbering system is the backbone of a museum’s collection. Learn how to decode what it means!