If you think the millennial generation isn’t saving objects, collecting vintage pieces or displaying antiques, maybe you should think again. I have been evaluating the collections of 20- and ...

NEW YORK | The little girls gazed intently at the deserted display case, as if convinced that a familiar fair-haired doll must be hiding somewhere inside. Slowly, their eyes lit upon the sign taped to ...

Keeping well-loved items from your childhood is usually more about saving cherished memories than anything else. But, thanks to the internet, some of those toys or collectibles can actually be worth ...

Kirsten Larson moved to Minnesota in 1854 at age 9 when her family left Sweden. That year, she lost a friend to cholera, made friends with a Dakota girl, stole animal pelts from a dead fur trapper, ...

So, you don’t think the millennial generation are saving objects, collecting vintage pieces, displaying antiques? Well, maybe you should think again. I have been evaluating the collections of 20- and ...

As it turns out, that old American Girl doll of yours could have way more than mere nostalgia value. As reported by Buzzfeed, some American Girl dolls are now worth more than you'd think — we're ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." So many of us fondly remember our first American Girl doll, from the turn-of-the-century change-maker ...

Maybe you can't afford an American Girl doll, or don't want to spend upwards of $100 on a children's toy. But what if you could check one out of the library? That's an option in an East Village branch ...

American Girl just released a new collection of dolls that’s perfect for younger kiddos. The My First American Girl Heritage Doll collection reimagines the classic American Girl dolls as soft, ...

When I was growing up, American Girl Dolls were a big deal. To receive one was a Major Life Moment: I vividly remember receiving my Kirsten doll for Christmas when I was seven. My sisters and I had ...

The little girls gazed intently at the deserted display case, as if convinced that a familiar fair-haired doll must be hiding somewhere inside. Slowly, their eyes lit upon the sign taped to the glass: ...