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You may be surprised by the most valuable American Girl dolls ever. From hundreds to thousands of dollars, these dolls have turned into collectibles.

American Girl gets a lot of strikes from American Girl fans, and many hone in on the historical accuracy. Samantha gets the most controversy for being so-called in the “Edwardian era” a…

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Meet Samantha: An American Girl is the first book in the Samantha series. It was included with the Samantha doll when the doll was available for purchase from 1986 until the collection's archival in 2009; afterward, it could be purchased separately. With the release of BeForever, was made part of Manners and Mischief and later partially used in the abridged Samantha: The Gift. Samantha Parkington Mary Edwards Gardner Edwards Cornelia Pitt Nellie O'Malley Eddie Ryland Jessie Elsa Mrs. Hawkins…

Samantha and Nellie

Pretty much every kid in the ‘90s wanted an American Girl doll. That’s an established fact. But there were also plenty of things in the American Girl catalog we wanted as kids in the ‘90s that went far, far beyond the dolls themselves. What made the…

"Samantha" redirects here. For the doll, see Samantha Parkington (doll). Samantha Parkington is one of the first three Historical Characters, representing the Progressive Era/Turn of the 20th Century in America. Samantha was first released in 1986 at the launch of Pleasant Company along with Kirsten Larson and Molly McIntire. In October 2008, American Girl announced that they would archive Samantha's entire collection; she, Nellie O'Malley, and their collections would become unavailable for…

Samantha Parkington: The very beginning of my love affair with everything Victorian. (Well her and my mother...)