Nantasy Fantasy, Artist For over 30 years Nancy and AJ Quinby, the founders of the miniature company Nantasy Fantasy, have been making exquisite miniatures. Their work ranges from life-like people to 1” scale Victorian tripod cameras.

Bea and Harold Abbott, Artist Bea and Harold Abbott were generous donors to the museum and avid collectors and creators. One of their collections consisted of Breyer horses and accessories. The Abbotts had each Breyer horse altered to suit its purpose.

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Vivian Barnes, Artist The Trading Post room box was donated to the museum in 1999 by Vivian Barnes. Vivian was a marvelous doll maker, making her own molds, so no two dolls were alike. After creating hundreds of dolls, she began

Bea and Harold Abbott, Artists

Emma Rogers, Artist Emma created this room box from a picture in "Architectural Design."

Linda Knight, Artist

Stephen McClave, Artist The "Early American Kitchen" is the oldest piece on display in the museum.

Judee Williamson, Artist This piece was used to help a young man propose to his girlfriend. Unbeknownst to her, we set her engagement ring on one of the staircase steps and moved the display so the potential groom could have easy

Judy Berman, Artist Note included with it: “…example of Judy's wonderful kit crafting skills