Girls of Many Lands

2 Comments / By /

Introduction

The Girls of Many Lands line was a doll line released in 2002 as a companion to the mainline Historical series of American Girl dolls. They were aimed at a slightly older demographic of children and teenagers who may be aging out of playing with the 18-inch dolls, and as such were designed to be display-only. Similar to the main Historical line, they focused on individual girls’ lives at various historical periods, though they are not American and some come from earlier time periods.

The line consisted of eight dolls and was discontinued in 2005.

Characters

Isabel Campion
(England, 1592)

Cécile Revel
(France, 1711)

Leyla
(Turkey, 1720)

Saba
(Ethiopia, 1846)

Chou Spring Pearl
(China, 1857)

Minuk
(Alaskan territory, 1890)

Kathleen Murphy (Ireland, 1937)

Neela Sen
(India, 1939)

User submitted posts

These posts were uploaded by users of the site! If there’s nothing here then no posts have been uploaded yet. Please note that these images are the intellectual property of those who posted them and they are not for free use unless stated in the post description! Click the images to check them out.

Videos

Official videos

Videos shown here are advertisements, company-created reviews and reviews by toy reviewing associations.

User submitted videos

Review videos of Girls of Many Lands dolls will be posted here. If you’d like your review featured please contact us if you’d like to request placement. We reserve the right for ANY reason to ignore or deny requests for placement on the site. As these videos are hosted off-site and are not created by Dollect, viewer discretion is advised. We are not responsible for the content of the videos.
Views: 453

2 thoughts on “Girls of Many Lands”

Leave a Reply

Scroll to Top