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Haunted dolls

Uncanny Atlas has 7 entries on dolls and doll sites said to be haunted, including The Annabelle doll, Robert the Doll and Elizabeth the doll, and 4 more. Each says how well its claim stands (4 claimed sighting, 3 folklore) and links to the sources it is told from.

7 entries
Folklore
The Annabelle doll
A Raggedy Ann doll that Ed and Lorraine Warren said was haunted, kept for decades in their Connecticut museum and later the model for a horror film character.
Something Left BehindObscurity 1 of 7
Folklore
Robert the Doll
A Harlequin doll made for a Key West boy in the early 20th century and donated in 1994 to Key West's Fort East Martello Museum by an owner who said it moved about her house by itself.
Something Left BehindObscurity 1 of 7
Claimed sighting
Elizabeth the doll
A bridal doll at the Museum of Haunted Objects in Rotherham, which its owner Lee Steer calls the most haunted doll in the world.
Something Left BehindObscurity 2 of 7
Claimed sighting
Mandy the doll
A porcelain baby doll made between 1910 and 1920, given to the Quesnel & District Museum in British Columbia in 1991, whose staff say odd things happened around it.
Something Left BehindObscurity 5 of 7
Claimed sighting
Peggy the Doll
A doll that Shrewsbury paranormal investigator Jayne Harris said made people ill when they watched videos of it, now shown in Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum in Las Vegas.
Something Left BehindObscurity 2 of 7
Folklore
The Island of the Dolls
A small island in the Xochimilco canals just outside Mexico City where Julian Santana Barrera hung dolls by the hundreds. Many people say it is haunted.
Somewhere You Can GoObscurity 3 of 7
Claimed sighting
Haunted dolls sold on eBay
An online trade in dolls that sellers say are haunted, found on eBay and similar sites and reported by VICE and NPR in 2015.
Something ToldObscurity 2 of 7