Please note: I have visited each of these places and they are safe for all ages.

The "Paper Doll Bulletin Board" is a fascinating place. Information, messages relating to paper dolls for sale, questions,
all kinds of "things" are found here. Try visiting it for a fun cyberspace "trip."

Paper doll artists of all ages, all abilities and all styles and media are found in the pages of the lovely
"Paper Doll Studio News" sent to "Original Paper Doll Artist's Guild" members.
For subscription information AND to find links to paper doll artists, paper doll rubber stamps, etc., visit this site.

The "United States Historical Society" features a paper doll of the month. For several months,
I created their paper dolls and always enjoyed visiting their site. There are original historical dolls available there,
as well as the current and archived paper dolls for printing out.

Paper doll collectors and designers are cordially invited to join the Paper Doll News List.
A continually growing group of enthusiasts are members of this "list" and thoroughly enjoy it!
If you like to receive e-mail, find yourself wishing you could talk about your collection,
your artistic attempts and successes, wanting to know more about paper dolls of bygone days and current artists,
or just wanting to chat about paper dolls -- try the list!
Be ready to get lots of e-mail, though! This is a very active group.

Do you like to attend auctions? Well, there are several on the internet that sell paper dolls.
The best two I've found are eBay and Theriaults.   The first one sells thousands of things besides paper dolls,
and the latter sells lovely antique dolls and doll-related delights.
Both are worth visiting if buying paper dolls is your goal.