Mission Statement: DeeBeeGee’s Virtual Black Doll Museum™ endeavors to preserve Black-doll history by documenting historically significant and noteworthy contemporary Black dolls.
This online museum, which is open 24/7, curates antique, vintage, modern, and one-of-a-kind Black dolls through photographs, detailed descriptions, links to additional references, and videos. The curated doll categories are defined as follows:
Antique Dolls: A doll 80 years or older is categorized as antique.
Vintage dolls are categorized as dolls from 1941–1960. A subcategory of vintage Black Barbies made between 1967–1980 is included.
Modern dolls are made between 1961 and the present (excluding the vintage Black Barbies).
A one-of-a-kind or OOAK doll is a doll that no other doll is like. These dolls are usually handmade by doll artists and are treasured by collectors because they know no one else in the world has a doll exactly like it.
Visit the Welcome Home page to explore ways to navigate the site. You can also open the Installations Category Navigation page to browse installations grouped by category on Pinterest. If you prefer a straightforward, page‑by‑page experience, click or tap the Installations link to dive in and enjoy every installation. And don’t forget to subscribe by email to receive future updates.
DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum™ 