We preserve and share the work of cartoonists George and Virginia Smith.

The Smith Family Comic Archive Project is a 501(c)(3) public charity. We collect, preserve, and make accessible the original artwork, magazine roughs, and syndicated strips of The Smith Family, which George and Virginia Smith created from 1950 to 1997. The archive supports research, teaching, and public appreciation of mid-century American cartoon art.

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About The Smith Family Comic Strip

"The Smith Family" is a comic strip created by cartoonist George Smith and his wife Virginia Smith. The strip first appeared in 1950 and was based on their own family life. It was syndicated and appeared in newspapers, including The Boston Globe, until 1997. The humor of the comic strip is derived from the experiences of parenthood and the daily occurrences of family life.

 



















The Jersey Journal Jersey City, New Jersey · Saturday, July 23, 1955



 

The Indianapolis News Indianapolis, Indiana Wed, Jun 19, 1957 · Page 8




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The Smith Family, September 27, 2025


 

Medical Economics, 1940s

1947 Medical Economics Magazine - "DOCTOR QUINLAN GAVE ME A THOROUGH PHYSICAL BUT SAID HE COULDN'T BE SURE WHAT CAUSED MY ABSENT-MINDEDNESS.".