The United Federation of Doll Clubs aims to preserve and conserve dolls and their stories while providing educational opportunities to collectors and the world at large.
Since 1949, the club has been promoting the hobby of doll collecting and serving the needs of doll collectors.
The United Federation of Doll Clubs was created by a woman named Mary E. Lewis. She loved dolls so much she wanted to gather others who share her passion and create a force to preserve dolls.
The club's symbol is Miss Unity, and visitors can learn more about the start of the federation while touring the museum.
Visitors can expect to see items made in various eras and centuries, with dolls dating back to the 18th century as well as all the way up to modern day.