AGPI SUMMER 2018 ARTICLE: THE 1920 PHILA. FOLK MONOPOLY GAME
The 1920 Philadelphia Folk Monopoly Game article with reference to monopoly game origins at the Wharton School was written by Malcolm Graeme Holcombe and published by the Association for
GAMES & PUZZLES International.
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THE 1920 PHILADELPHIA FOLK MONOPOLY GAME Board Cover: A hand-painted & finely-finished wood folk art game board.
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Upper Left: Haverford College Record of 1922 - Edward Allinson Taylor -
Co-Game Maker
Lower Left: Monopoly Money Game Chips
Lower Right: Haverford College Record of 1924 - Lawrence Newbold Taylor -
Co-Game Maker
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Top: The 1920 Philadelphia Folk MONOPOLY Game Board in play
Left: Time Magazine Cover - Rexford Guy Tugwell, Wharton School (Vol. XXIII, No. 26)
Right: Monopoly houses, tokens, deeds, paper money & give, take & move cards
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Left: Haverford College Record of 1924 - Edward (Edwin) Bernard Rosskam - Game Board Artist
Right: 1973.08.12 - Sarasota Herald Tribune - Letter to the Editor 'Missed A Monopoly Chance' by Lawrence N. Taylor
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Lower Left: 11 hand-carved Monopoly tokens representing U.S. presidents
Lower Right: Game Box for storing playing implements
Look for the AGPI - SUMMER 2018 article on the 1920 Philadelphia Folk MONOPOLY Game written by Malcolm Graeme Holcombe