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Some miniaturists make many creations, and some, like Sheila BeMiller, put their focus into a few large pieces. This multi-purpose townhouse was a project furnished through 30 years of collecting. Miniatures are a deeply collaborative art, as very few artists make
The Thorne Room titled "King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn" is on public display for the first time.
Click below to see the Manoir Hypotheque up close! This masterpiece by Joann Crippen boasts over 120 dolls, 22 rooms, a 3-foot cliffside, and lots of personality. Every angle in this expertly crafted mansion is bursting with stories, adding a human
Immerse yourself in life at this monastery atop a mountain, with monks going about their day.
Click below to see the Cotswold Cottage up close! This rustic building features a fully thatched roof and dozens of one-of-a-kind artisan pieces. Come see the attention to detail given to every aspect of this historically accurate house. The structure was created
Click below to see the Addams Family Mansion up close! The Addams Family Mansion Kelly Kuehnert, 2021 This piece began at the Museum of Miniature Houses, when Linda LaPage found an electric chair in our shop. When she started to make her Addams
Artist and Museum of Miniature Houses founder Suzanne Landshof started her miniatures journey with the ambitious project of this large dollhouse in 1981. She decided on a setting 100 years before the day she started, thus the moniker of "The
Created, produced and copyrighted by the Petersen family, it all began in Annette Petersen’s old-fashioned kitchen on a farm in Concord, MA. A talented artist, she painted charming pictures from popular nursery rhymes on the walls of her children’s playroom.
Vivian Barnes, Artist The Trading Post room box was donated to the museum in 1999 by Vivian Barnes. Vivian was a marvelous doll maker who created her own molds, so no two dolls were alike. After creating hundreds of dolls, she
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