Artist House Robert The Doll. The story of Robert the Doll dates back to the early 1900s when a young boy named Eugene Robert Otto was given a one-of-a-kind handmade doll by a servant that worked for his parents in his home. A New Home Myrtle Reuter purchased the Otto home in 1974.
The story goes that Otto became enamoured with the doll and named it after himself - Robert. 534 Eaton Street map. In 1994 she donated Robert to the Fort East Martello Museum claiming he moved around her house on his own and was haunted Myrtle died a.
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It is half a block from the popular Duval Street and Old Town Key West restaurants bars art galleries and attractions. Robert the Doll now lives at the Fort East Martello Museum in Key West Florida where some believe his hair color and his soul are both slowly fading. The Eugene Studio Suite. NEW YORK MAGAZINE THE MIAMI HERALD THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL THE TAMPA TRIBUNE and countless travel books both foreign and domestic As interesting and appealing as the building is the history of the Otto family that built The Artist House.