American Girl announced it is bringing back fan-favorite classic dolls Kirsten, Addy and Josefina. ... Addy Walker and Kirsten Larson in their original outfits. American Girl.

Fans can choose from eight characters: 1854's frontier girl Kirsten, 1934's Kit Kittredge, 1944's Molly, 1904's Samantha, 1986's Courtney, 1974's Julie, 1954's Maryellen and 1964's Melody.

For about one fifth of the price of a full-size 18-inch American Girl doll (which typically costs between $115 and $135) you can get a mini Molly, Samantha, Addy, Melody, or any of the nine other ...

Molly McIntire, Samantha Parkington, and Kirsten Larson were the first three American Girl dolls that were released back in 1986. It’s no surprise that these dolls are pretty valuable today.

The historical American Girl dolls are traditionally 18-inch dolls that portray fictional young girls during significant cultural or political periods in American history. These dolls come clad in ...

The collection features both illustrations of classic American Girls (like Kirsten, Molly, and Josefina) and dresses and pajamas that subtly hearken back to the characters, like clothes in ...

These American Girl Dolls make their own history with how much they're worth. People joke about whether you were a 'horse girl' and 'wolf girl' growing up, but if you were a history girl in the ...

In 2005 conservative groups were upset because the American Girl brand supported a charity called Girls Inc., which the American Family Association claimed was “a pro-abortion, pro-lesbian ...

Kirsten, who comes in an outfit from 1854, is a Swedish immigrant living in Minnesota, according to The Changnon Family Museum of Toys & Collectibles. Molly lived with her family in Jefferson ...

The American Girl doll was invented in the nineteen-eighties by an enterprising former grade-school teacher and news anchor in her mid-forties named Pleasant Rowland, during a visit to Colonial ...

American Girl was founded by teacher-turned-entrepreneur Pleasant T. Rowland in 1986. ... "Growing up, my sister and I were American Girl girls. I had Kirsten, and she had Molly.