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Meet Samantha Parkington™, American Girl's Victorian-era 18-inch doll. Explore Samantha's collection of doll clothing, books, accessories, and bundles.
Samantha (occasionally nicknamed Sam) is an orphan who, at the start of the series, is living with her old-fashioned Grandmary in the fictional town of New Bedford, New York. Samantha only remembers her parents faintly; they died the summer after she turned five.
The Samantha Parkington doll was released in 1986, along with Kirsten Larson and Molly McIntire. They were American Girl's first three Historical Characters. Samantha was officially archived in May 2009 after selling out Feb 3, 2009, but was rereleased in 2014 with the launch of BeForever...
Samantha was one of the first three characters launched in 1986 by American Girl®, then called The Pleasant Company. Agnes and Agatha lose Cornelia’s dog Jip during a walk but find him in a park where they see their sister advocating for women’s voting rights.
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This is a list of all the items that are or were available for Samantha Parkington in her Historical Collection. From May 2009 to August 2014 the entire collection was archived with the exception of her books, movie, and the mini doll; items available before her archival in May 2009 are...
As part of the American Girl® historical characters line that returned for our 35th anniversary, Samantha Parkington™ takes girls on an imaginative flashback to the early 1900s! This 18-inch doll’s world includes a two-book series: The Gift: Samantha Book 1 and Lost and Found: Samantha Book 2 .
American Girl 35th Anniversary Collection - 18 Inch Origonal Samantha Doll , Accessories and Book
Jan 3, 2023 · In 2008, Samantha (along with Nellie) was the first Historical Character doll to ever be retired by the American Girl Company. She also became the first archived doll to be brought out of retirement in 2014.
Aug 27, 2021 · American Girl dolls are still one of the most popular toys kids beg for today, but finding a few older ones could help you earn quite a bit of cash. It turns out, original characters like Samantha, Molly, and Kirsten are worth thousands!
