Wendy House Collection

Y Bwthyn Bach, 1936, (1947). Creator: Unknown
Y Bwthyn Bach, 1936, (1947). The future Queen Elizabeth II at the Little Cottage, a wendy house which was presented to her on her sixth birthday by the people of Wales

With the Spring comes Wendy (colour litho)
2794459 With the Spring comes Wendy (colour litho) by Woodward, Alice Bolingbroke (1862-1951) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: With the Spring comes Wendy)

Toys: Children playing with a Wendy house made out of cardboard. April 1981 PM 81-01784-001

Toys: Children playing with a Wendy house made out of cardboard. April 1981 PM 81-01784-008

In the tree tops, c1905. Transfer-printed glass slide from a boxed set of twenty-four, depicting scenes from Peter Pan by JM Barrie (1860-1937). From Coloured Lantern Slides - The Story of Peter Pan

Wendys house, c1905. Transfer-printed glass slide from a boxed set of twenty-four, depicting scenes from Peter Pan by JM Barrie (1860-1937). From Coloured Lantern Slides - The Story of Peter Pan. [W

Boy playing in a Wendy house
MODEL RELEASED. Boy playing in a Wendy house. He is eighteen months years old

Girl playing in a Wendy house
MODEL RELEASED. Girl playing in a Wendy house. She is eight years old

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With the arrival of Spring, children's imaginations soar as they venture into their very own Wendy house. This delightful lithograph from c1905 takes us high up in the tree tops where little ones find solace and endless adventures within their cozy abode. Crafted out of cardboard, this Wendy house becomes a haven for playtime creativity. As we flip through the pages of Hamleys Toy Shop catalogue from 1937, we glimpse at the timeless appeal of these miniature homes that have captured generations' hearts. The joyous scenes continue to unfold as children immerse themselves in imaginative play, constructing stories and memories within the walls of their beloved Wendy houses made out of humble cardboard materials. Fast forward to April 1981, where PM 81-01784 captures yet another group of youngsters engrossed in playful activities inside their cherished Wendy house. These enduring toys stand as a testament to childhood innocence and boundless imagination – reminding us all that sometimes all you need is a simple structure filled with dreams to create lifelong memories.