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Vintage 1950s Doll Virga Martha Washington Sleep Eyes Red Dress Hat 7". Mary Miller Doll Museum was owned by the late Mary Miller. She was a historian and she traveled the world collecting dolls. It was the largest doll museum in the South and she had over 3000 dolls in the collection. This vintage 1950s doll, Virga Martha Washington, is a charming collectible with blonde wavy hair and original features from the 1950s. Standing at 7 inches tall, she comes with a red dress, hat, display stand, and is made of hard plastic material. This boudoir doll is a unique piece that would make a wonderful addition to any doll collection, especially for those interested in antique and vintage dolls from the mid-20th century. I have acquired and will be selling several bins of dolls from a doll museum that opened in south Georgia in 1976 and closed in 2004. Mary Miller Doll Museum was owned by the late Mary Miller. She was a historian and she traveled the world collecting dolls. It was the largest doll museum in the South and she had over 3000 dolls in the collection. It was even named "Best of the Road" travel destinations by Rand McNally. I grew up in the town it was in, and rumor had it that the dolls in the museum were haunted. I don't know the details of the rumors, but I remember thinking that every time I passed the building they were housed in!