A quaint museum housed in a Victorian era house. There are dolls of all types here, but it specializes in Brindledolls, a type of cornhusk doll native to Brindlewood Bay.
Brindledolls were typically made by children, and used in many festivals as the prizes or as contests themselves. Most children in Brindlewood Bay learn how to make them from their parents, but they are nowhere near as common as they were years ago.
Different families have different supersititions and traditions related to Brindledolls. Depending on the family, even the mere construction of a Brindledoll can bring blessings or bestow curses.
