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National Toy Hall of Fame

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Hall of Fame in Rochester, New York

National Toy Hall of Fame
Entrance to The Strong, location of
the Toy Hall of Fame
Map
Established1998; 27 years ago (1998)
LocationThe Strong,Rochester, NY
TypeHall of Fame
CollectionsToys
Websitemuseumofplay.org/toy-hall-of-fame

TheNational Toy Hall of Fame is a U.S.hall of fame that recognizes the contributions oftoys andgames that have sustained their popularity for many years. Criteria for induction include: icon status (the toy is widely recognized, respected, and remembered); longevity (more than a passing fad); discovery (fosters learning, creativity, or discovery); and innovation (profoundly changed play or toy design).[1] Established in 1998 under the direction of Ed Sobey, it was originally housed atA. C. Gilbert's Discovery Village inSalem, Oregon,United States,[2] but was moved to theStrong National Museum of Play (nowThe Strong) inRochester, New York, in 2002 after it outgrew its original home.

As of 2025, ninety-one (91) toys have been enshrined in the National Toy Hall of Fame:

Original inductees (1998-99)

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The original inductees to the National Toy Hall of Fame were announced in November 1999. Students from nearbyWillamette University protested (good-naturedly) when they learned thatMr. Potato Head andBarbie's friend Ken were not included.[3]

Etch A Sketch
Glass-made marbles
Hula hoops
Barbie dolls and creator Ruth Handler
Crayola No. 500
Lego pieces
Tinkertoy pieces
Monopoly board
  1. Barbie
  2. Crayolacrayon
  3. Erector Set
  4. Etch A Sketch
  5. Frisbee
  6. Hula hoop
  7. Lego
  8. Lincoln Logs
  9. Marbles
  10. Monopoly
  11. Play-Doh
  12. Radio Flyerwagon
  13. Roller skates
  14. Teddy bear
  15. Tinkertoy
  16. View-Master
  17. Duncan Yo-Yo

2000s

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Class of 2000

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Triumph bicycle
Knucklebones
Metal Slinky
Jump rope

The following toys were added in 2000:

  1. Bicycle
  2. Knucklebones
  3. Jump rope
  4. Mr. Potato Head
  5. Slinky

This year's selections were chosen from a field of 34 nominations by a panel of educators and civic leaders that included Sharon Kitzhaber, wife of Oregon GovernorJohn Kitzhaber.[4] Nominees rejected for the honor this year includedG.I. Joe, theNintendo Entertainment System,the soccer ball,Beanie Babies,the baseball glove andthe cap gun.[4]

Class of 2001

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Old-style steel toy bottom-dump truck by Tonka
Silly Putty molded into a cube

The following toys were added in 2001:

  1. Silly Putty
  2. Tonka trucks[5]

Both children and adults created a list of 82 nominees over the past year. A national panel of distinguished educators and civic leaders choose two toys for induction this year.[5]

Class of 2002

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Raggedy Ann doll
A completed Jigsaw puzzle

The following toys were added in 2002:

  1. Jigsaw puzzle
  2. Raggedy Ann: her induction this year came after a full year of campaigning from fans.[6]

There were more than ninety nominees this year.[6]

Class of 2003

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Blocks with letters and numbers
English draughts board (aka checkers)

The following toys were added in 2003:

  1. Alphabet blocks
  2. Checkers[7]

Finalists included:Big Wheel tricycle,Candy Land,Clue,Easy-Bake Oven,jack-in-the-box,Lionel trains,Little People,Magic 8 Ball,Matchbox model cars, andScrabble.[8]

Class of 2004

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G.I. Joe cosplayers
A rocking horse
Game of Scrabble in progress

The following toys were added in 2004:

  1. G.I. Joe: the G.I. Joe brand overwhelmed the competition in aPlaythings Magazine poll asking which nominated toy most deserved to be honored.[9]
  2. Rocking horse
  3. Scrabble

Finalists included:Big Wheel tricycle,Cabbage Patch Kids,Candy Land,Easy-Bake Oven,Hot Wheels,Lionel Trains,Little People,Rubik's Cube, andWiffle ball.[10]

Class of 2005

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The cardboard box was inducted into the U.S. National Toy Hall of Fame in 2005, described as "very open-ended, all-natural, the perfect price".

The following toys were added in 2005:

  1. Cardboard box, inducted without nomination, described as "a great play experience" that "you don't have to spend a lot" to offer.[11][12][13]
  2. Candy Land[14]
  3. Jack-in-the-box

"It’s that empty box full of possibilities that kids can sense and the adults don’t always see", said Christopher Bensch, chief curator at the Strong Museum.[11]

Finalists included:Atari 2600,Big Wheel tricycle,Cabbage Patch Kids,Clue,Easy-Bake Oven,Hot Wheels,Lionel trains,Little People,Magic 8 Ball, andWiffle ball.[13]

Class of 2006

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The first three versions of the Easy-Bake oven
Lionel Corporation products

The following toys were added in 2006:

  1. Easy-Bake Oven[1]
  2. Lionel Trains[1]

Finalists included:Atari Game System,Big Wheel tricycle,Lite-Brite,Little People,Hot Wheels,Operation skill game,Pez candy dispenser, therubber duck, theskateboard, andTwister.[15]

Class of 2007

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Atari 2600 four-switch "wood veneer" version; the original 2600 had six switches
Raggedy Ann meets Raggedy Andy for the first time; illustrated byJohnny Gruelle
A chinese "single line“ kite in flight

The following toys were added in 2007:[16]

  1. Atari 2600[17]
  2. Kite[18]
  3. Raggedy Andy: he was inducted as an extension of Raggedy Ann.[19]

Finalists included: Thebaby doll,Big Wheel tricycle,The Game of Life,Hot Wheels,My Little Pony dolls, thepogo stick, theskateboard,Spirograph, andYahtzee.[20]

Class of 2008

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A dog with a stick
Baby doll
Skateboard

The following toys were added in 2008:[21]

  1. Thestick, praised by curators for its all-purpose, no-cost, recreational qualities: possibly the world's oldest toy and "possibly the best!"[22]
  2. Thebaby doll
  3. Theskateboard

Finalists included:Clue, thedollhouse,Flexible flyer sleds,The Game of Life,Hot Wheels,Magic 8 Ball,Rubik's Cube,Thomas the Tank Engine,Wiffle ball, andYahtzee. The stick was inducted without nomination.[23]

Class of 2009

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Ball
Nintendo Game Boy
Big Wheel

The following toys were added in 2009:[24]

  1. Ball
  2. Game Boy
  3. Big Wheel tricycle

Finalists included:Cabbage Patch Kids,The Game of Life,Hot Wheels, thepaper airplane,playing cards,Rubik's Cube,sidewalk chalk, thetoy tea set, andTransformers action figures.[25]

2010s

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Class of 2010

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Board from the Game of Life
Playing cards

The following toys were added in 2010:[26]

  1. The Game of Life
  2. Playing cards

Finalists included:Cabbage Patch Kids,chess, thedollhouse,dominoes,Dungeons & Dragons,Hot Wheels,Lite-Brite,Magic 8 Ball, thepogo stick, andRubik's Cube.[27]

Class of 2011

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Hot Wheels car
A three story dollhouse

The following toys were added in 2011:[28]

  1. Hot Wheels
  2. Dollhouse
  3. Blanket

Finalists included:Dungeons & Dragons,Jenga,pogo sticks,puppets,radio-controlled cars,Rubik's Cube,Simon,Star Wars action figures,Transformers action figures, andTwister. The blanket was inducted without nomination.[29]

Class of 2012

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The following toys were added in 2012:[30]

Cosplay of theStar Wars characters
A boxed domino set
  1. Star Wars action figures
  2. Dominoes

Finalists included:Corn Popper,Clue,Lite-Brite,little green army men,Magic 8 Ball, thepogo stick,sidewalk chalk,Simon, thetoy tea set, andTwister.[31]

Class of 2013

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Chessboard
Rubber duck

The following toys were added in 2013:[32]

  1. Chess
  2. Rubber duck

Finalists included:bubbles,Clue, little greenarmy men,Little People,Magic 8 Ball,My Little Pony dolls,Nerf,Pac-Man,scooters, andTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures.[33]

Class of 2014

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The following toys were added in 2014:[34]

Plastic green soldier
A child blowing soap bubbles
Rubik's cube
  1. Little greenarmy men
  2. Bubbles
  3. Rubik's Cube

Finalists included:American Girl dolls,Hess toy trucks,Little People,My Little Pony dolls,Operation skill game, thepaper airplane,pots and pans,Slip 'n' Slide, andTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures.[35]

Class of 2015

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The following toys were added in 2015:[36]

German hand puppet
Men playingTwister
Super Soaker water gun
  1. Puppet
  2. Twister
  3. Super Soaker

Finalists included:American girl dolls,Battleship,coloring books,Jenga,Playmobil,scooters,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures,tops, andWiffle ball.[37]

Class of 2016

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The following toys were added in 2016:[38]

Dungeons & Dragons
Swings
  1. Dungeons & Dragons
  2. Little People
  3. Swing

Finalists included:bubble wrap,Care Bears,coloring books,Clue,Nerf,pinball,Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots,Transformers action figures, andUno.[39]

Class of 2017

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Cluedo board
Wiffle ball
Paper airplane

The following toys were added in 2017:[40]

  1. Clue
  2. Wiffle ball
  3. Paper airplane

Finalists included:Magic 8 Ball,Matchbox model cars,My Little Pony dolls,PEZ candy dispensers,play food,Risk,sand,Transformers action figures, andUno.[41]

Class of 2018

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Magic 8-Ball
Group of pinball games
Deck ofUno cards

The following toys were added in 2018:[42]

  1. Magic 8 Ball
  2. Pinball
  3. Uno

Finalists included:American Girl dolls,chalk,Chutes and Ladders,Corn Popper,Flexible Flyer sleds,Masters of the Universe,tic-tac-toe,Tickle Me Elmo, and TudorElectric Football.[43]

Class of 2019

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The following toys were added in 2019:[44]

Cover of a coloring book
People playingMagic: The Gathering
Matchbox model cars
  1. Coloring book
  2. Magic: The Gathering
  3. Matchboxmodel cars

Finalists included:Care Bears,Corn Popper,Jenga,Masters of the Universe,My Little Pony dolls,Nerf Blaster,Risk,smartphones, andtops.[45]

2020s

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Class of 2020

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Sidewalk chalk
Jenga tower

The following toys were added in 2020:[46]

  1. Baby Nancy
  2. Sidewalk chalk
  3. Jenga

Finalists included:Bingo,Breyer horses,Lite-Brite,Masters of the Universe,My Little Pony dolls,Risk,Sorry!,Tamagotchi, andYahtzee.[47]

Class of 2021

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Risk board game
Children in a sandbox

The following toys were added on November 4, 2021:[48]

  1. American Girl dolls
  2. Risk
  3. Sand

Finalists included:Battleship,billiards,Cabbage Patch Kids,Corn Popper,mahjong,Masters of the Universe,piñata,The Settlers of Catan, and thetoy fire engine.[49]

Class of 2022

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Lite-Brite
Cosplay ofMaster of the Universe
Spinning top

The following toys were added on November 10, 2022:[50]

  1. Lite-Brite
  2. Masters of the Universe
  3. Top

Finalists included:Bingo,Breyer horses,Catan,Nerf,Phase 10,piñata,Pound Puppies,Rack-O, andSpirograph.[51]

Class of 2023

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Two boys show off their baseball cards
A Nerf dart and two Nerf balls

The following toys were added on November 10, 2023:[52]

  1. Baseball cards
  2. Cabbage Patch Kids
  3. Corn Popper
  4. Nerf

Finalists included:Battleship,Bingo,Bop-It,Choose Your Own Adventure books,Connect Four,Ken,Little Tikes Cozy Coupe,slime, andTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures.[53]

TheFisher-Price Corn Popper was not on the original list of nominees. For the 2023 induction, the Strong highlighted several frequent past finalists as part of a public-driven "Forgotten Five" vote to induct a fourth toy. In addition to the Corn Popper, the other "Forgotten Five" wereMy Little Pony dolls,PEZ candy dispensers,pogo sticks, andTransformers action figures.[54] Transformers and My Little Pony became finalists in 2024 and were both inducted.

Class of 2024

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The following were added on November 12, 2024:[55]

Other finalists, announced on September 18, 2024, includedApples to Apples,balloons,Choose Your Own Adventure books,Hess toy trucks, thePokémon Trading Card Game,remote control vehicles,Sequence, thestick horse, andtrampolines.[56]

Class of 2025

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Homemade green slime

The following were added on November 6, 2025:[57]

The other finalists wereCatan,Connect 4,cornhole,Furby,scooter,snow,Spirograph,Star Wars lightsaber, andTickle Me Elmo.[58]

See also

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