About: American Girls Historical Games

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The set contains reproductions of three games that were popular in each era. Kirsten is given The Mansion of Happiness, a board game based on morality. It was one of the first board games produced in the United States. Samantha is given "What D'ye Buy", a parlor game that allowed a group to tell a funny story called "Mother's Mishaps". Molly is given Get in the Scrap, which was a board game focusing on gathering scrap metal for the war effort. It was a form of propaganda to help children want to help the war effort.

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rdfs:label	American Girls Historical Games
rdfs:comment	The set contains reproductions of three games that were popular in each era. Kirsten is given The Mansion of Happiness, a board game based on morality. It was one of the first board games produced in the United States. Samantha is given "What D'ye Buy", a parlor game that allowed a group to tell a funny story called "Mother's Mishaps". Molly is given Get in the Scrap, which was a board game focusing on gathering scrap metal for the war effort. It was a form of propaganda to help children want to help the war effort.
dcterms:subject	Molly McIntire Molly McIntire Samantha Parkington Items Released in 1991 Samantha Parkington Items Released in 1991 Craft Kits and Activities Craft Kits and Activities Kirsten Larson Kirsten Larson Retired Generic Items Retired Generic Items
abstract	The set contains reproductions of three games that were popular in each era. Kirsten is given The Mansion of Happiness, a board game based on morality. It was one of the first board games produced in the United States. Samantha is given "What D'ye Buy", a parlor game that allowed a group to tell a funny story called "Mother's Mishaps". Molly is given Get in the Scrap, which was a board game focusing on gathering scrap metal for the war effort. It was a form of propaganda to help children want to help the war effort.

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