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Shelves of dollhouse furniture for sale in the Great American Dollhouse Museum Miniatures Store
KY

Kentucky field entry

Great American Dollhouse Museum & Miniatures Store

Danville, KY

A 6,000-square-foot miniature world whose museum galleries lead back to a walk-in hobby store packed with tiny furniture, building materials, lighting, dolls, artisan pieces and bargain drawers.

The Great American Dollhouse Museum pairs more than 200 miniature buildings and room boxes with a fully stocked lobby shop for dollhouse furniture, structures, components, décor and artisan miniatures.

Field notes

Why it belongs

Dollhouse and social-history museum, immersive miniature town, fantasy exhibit, specialist hobby shop, architectural-component store, artisan miniatures gallery, vintage miniatures dealer, and bargain-parts source.

The destination lets visitors study an entire miniature society and then shop the practical components, furnishings and artist-made objects used to build tiny worlds of their own.

The Great American Dollhouse Museum presents more than 200 dollhouses, miniature buildings and room boxes as a detailed journey through American social history and fantasy. In the same building, its Miniatures Store fills the spacious lobby with furniture, dolls, electrical and lighting fixtures, wallpaper, flooring, doors, windows, stairs, trim, kits, houses, rugs, plants, kitchenware, artisan work, vintage pieces and low-cost bargain drawers. The museum and shop operate as one destination, but visitors may browse the brick-and-mortar store without paying museum admission.

Store contents

What you will find

Known for

  • More than 200 miniature buildings and room boxes
  • American social history in miniature
  • Miniature 1910 town
  • Fantasy forest and dragon cave
  • Walk-in Miniatures Store
  • Dollhouse furniture
  • Building components
  • Artisan miniatures
  • Vintage dollhouses
  • Bargain shelves and drawers

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