dollhouse

8 photos and 1 illustration tagged dollhouse, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2013

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skillful north said:
I want that dollhouse!
Betty Berg said:
I want that dollhouse too. Hard to believe that was in a playground for public use. Wow!
EmmasAngel (Enjoying Life!) said:
I'm salivating!! I want that house for MY dolls! LOL Some girls were just so lucky back then!
Horse N. Buggy said:
I think the point is that this dollhouse did not belong to any one girl. 1) You could put something like this out in public without "protection" and it would still be there months later. 2) I'm guessing that if any child broke a piece, the parents would see that it was replaced - probably making the replacement by hand. 3) Kids knew how to SHARE, meaning that kids did not personally own more than a handful of toys at any given time...probably not much more than they could physically carry around with them.
Wystan said:
No way was this left outside without protection. The dollhouse was part of a supervised playground activity, and the supervisor (an adult, of at least high school age, who may have been a volunteer, but probably was paid) would have locked it and its contents inside the shed at day's end.

Leenke said:
** translation of describtion ** Repatriates. Young displaced persons in the International Youthhotel in Scheveningen. The children are plying with a doll, a cradle and a dollhouse. Holland, Scheveningen, February 22nd 1958