Doll Hospital needs new homes for ‘patients’ as it prepares to shut after 140 years
Story summarySince the 1880s, the Doll Hospital has triaged chewed-up dolls, torn teddies and worn-out toys, but its days of admitting extra-special patients for surgery will soon come to an end.
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