The creepy dolls are back and ready for their time to shine at the History Center of Olmsted County. Each year, the History Center pulls dolls out of storage and gives them their time in the spotlight during spooky season.

This is the 7th year the dolls have come out to play and it's always a crowd favorite.

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History Center of Olmsted County's Creepy Doll Exhibit

This year is an especially special year because the History Center is celebrating 100 years. Lori Milanowski, Associate Director at the History Center of Olmsted County, said in a press release: 

As part of our 100th Anniversary year, we have many new exhibits for visitors to enjoy, but we couldn't let a year go by without bringing the dolls back out of the vaults.

The exhibit is officially on display at the History Center and will feature different dolls from the past 100 years including past winners and fan favorites.

In the past, there has been the option to vote for your favorite creepy doll at the exhibit, too, so be on the lookout for that when you go visit! The History Center is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 9 AM - 5 PM.

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Lori Milanowski also teased a big event coming next year. In her statement about this years exhibit she said:

Featuring an assortment of dolls from the past 100 years, this pop-up exhibit serves as their creepy crypt, where they're taking a well-earned breather before a bigger return in 2027.

I'm so excited! What could this bigger return mean? In the past they've done a special dinner event so maybe they'll be bringing that back? Or maybe they'll go even bigger than that.

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