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The Ealing Doll House
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This is a unique exhibition with over 900 dolls and other interesting miniature items from around the world. A short 15 minutes tour will take your breath away. Old or young there is certainly something for everyone at the museum!
A prominent feature of the collection is the wide range of ethnic dolls illustrating the costumes of many countries and cultures. Add to this a collection of baby dolls and dolls houses, dolls crockery and furniture. Visitors can be sure of a wonderful time.
The museum was founded by the local resident Nousha Pakpor Samari, BEM, who has devoted time and effort keeping this remarkable collection open for the community to enjoy.
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NOUSHA PAKPOUR
THE FOUNDER
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Noushabeh Pakpour-Samari is a fashion designer originally from Persia.
She is the founder of ''Noushafashion'' brand.
Nousha's passion for design, art and creativity led her to promote and establish a centre for women in 1990 under the title of the Lady's Creative Centre in Ealing, London, United Kingdom.
Noushabeh Pakpour-Samari has earned her BEM award (British Empire Medal) by teaching and encouraging women of all backgrounds to learn different skills for over 25 years.
The Lady’s Creative Centre has a loyal group of volunteers who provide regular help and support through organising creative writings and art classes.
There are also children activity workshops, social gatherings and outings,
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