Nancy Stratemeyer
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| CHARACTER | |
| Nancy Stratemeyer | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Birth | 1899 |
| Nationality |  American
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Nancy Stratemeyer was the precocious daughter of author Edward Stratemeyer.
[edit] Biography
In 1916, Nancy and her high school sweetheart Indiana Jones foiled a secret plot to bury Thomas Edison's designs for an electric car. Nancy lost touch with Indy shortly thereafter, when the young adventurer quit high school to briefly participate in the Mexican Revolution and ultimately enlist in the Belgian army. However, after returning home from World War I in 1919, Jones encountered Stratemeyer once again.
[edit] Behind the scenes
Robyn Lively portrayed Nancy Stratemeyer in the "Princeton, February 1916" episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, and reprised the role in Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father and in new footage that connects "Princeton, February 1916" to "Mexico, March 1916" for the home video release of Spring Break Adventure. The footage featuring the character from Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father was later re-edited into Winds of Change.
Nancy's character is an amalgam of Edward Stratemeyer's real life daughter Harriet and his most famous fictional creation, teen detective Nancy Drew.
