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Girl AGain sells refurbished American Girl dolls and accessories

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Diversity of the American Girl Dolls by Sarah F.

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Representing all girls in American history When Pleasant Rowland introduced The American Girls Collection in 1986, there were only dolls of one race. After a few years, American Girl introduced some dolls of different races for girls to connect with. For example, Addy Walker who was released in 1993 was the first African American Girl […]

Our Store

American Girl Store Girl AGain was established in February 2014 to rave reviews from American Girl doll fans, their mothers, and especially their grandmothers. Located in the heart of White Plains, Girl AGain is a resale boutique offering an array of authentic, gently used American Girl dolls, clothing, furniture, accessories, and books. Each item is carefully cleaned and prepared for sale, providing families with affordable treasures in a truly one-of-a-kind environment.

We also host in-store birthday parties and special activities. Celebrate in style with one of our party packages, designed to make your child’s special day even more memorable.

When you shop at Girl AGain, you are not only supporting a small business but also contributing to the success and continuation of our program. Girl AGain serves as the training site for participants in Yes She Can, where participants gain practical life skills through meaningful, hands-on professional experience.

Girl AGain is not affiliated with American Girl® company.

Yes She Can

The mission of Yes She Can is to provide inclusive, community-based classes for all individuals of all abilities, including but not limited to those with autism, developmental disabilities, and other learning differences. Through structured, group-based experiences in integrated community settings, we support participants in building practical life skills, social connections, and foundational skills such as communication, teamwork, and responsibility. Our programs promote confidence, independence, and meaningful participation in integrated community settings while fostering personal growth and self-expression.

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