The gorgeous finale doll wearing a grand civil war ballgown in deep purple and face-up by Lisa Minca.

An inside look at making Pemberley Thread's Violet Victorian Bustle Dress in Violet.

Savannah and her dog Coconut Chip are available in this special civil war series as a gift set for collectors containing this OOAK Pat Sicrest handpainted doll.

First collection reveal of Margie a sweet RRFF wearing civil war dress set by Bbeauty Dolls for the Civil War / Victorian collaboration

An intro into who the "Wig Lady" is in Bbeauty Dolls.

Beautiful reveal of Sarah's Sewing Room 2nd collection piece called Portrait of an April Day.

Details of the Photo Contest for the Civil War / Victorian Collaboration

Beautiful countryside bustle dress in green by Sarah's Sewing Room in her first collection for Civil War / Victorian Collaboration.

Introduction to Sarah Tafelsky and her upcoming collection for the Civil War / Victorian Dolls collaboration. Take a peek into Sarah's sewing room and projects.

Second outfit by A Stitch in Time's Line of her Summer Stripe 1860s dress modeled after Victorian Children's fashion.

Ava from A Stitch in Time's Line presents her first piece The Victorian Primrose Gown.

Scarlett doll giveaway and the origins of our artist collaboration projects.

Scarlett's Burgundy Velvet Gown from Gone with the Wind adapted for American Girl dolls by Sata & Haykush Designs.

Sata & Haykush's Scarlett Blue and White Walking Suit for American Girl Dolls inspired by Gone with the Wind.

Scarlett's Green Curtain Dress from Gone with the Wind made for 18" dolls by Sata & Haykush Designs

Third outfit in a series by Sata & Haykush Designs - Scarlett's Wedding Dress

Unveiling of the AG version of Scarlett's Gone with the Wind BBQ Dress and an exclusive RRFF civil war outfit.

Sata & Haykush's first collection outfit with Scarlett's Prayer Dress

Intro on Sata & Haykush Designs for the Civil War /Victorian Collaboration Series.

Since the early 90's when Pleasant Company was beginning their collection of historical collections, the fandom has grown for many of us as adult collectors still loving the historical creations. Since then, American Girl has explored more variations targeted towards the modern children of today following trends on today's movies and interests of our little youngsters and much less focus on the historical characters we know and love. As our beloved childhood dolls start to