An Omaha woman is displaying more than 750 historic dolls inside the new Doll Museum of African-American History.

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An Omaha woman is displaying more than 750 historic dolls inside the new Doll Museum of African-American History.

A woman out of Omaha, Nebraska has transformed her personal collection of more than 750 historic African-American dolls into a free museum.