This was invented by heating engineer Charles Darrow around 1933, though his patent probably conflicted with that of Lizzie G. Magie, who had designed a similar object to argue for a flat property tax.
This was invented by heating engineer Charles Darrow around 1933, though his patent probably conflicted with that of Lizzie G. Magie, who had designed a similar object to argue for a flat property tax. Each set of this comes with exactly $15,140 and some of its more obscure official rules include the use of auctions and three consecutive "doubles" sending a player to jail. For ten points, name "Parker Brothers' Real Estate Trading Game."
This was invented by heating engineer Charles Darrow around 1933, though his patent probably conflicted with that of Lizzie G. Magie, who had designed a similar object to argue for a flat property tax.
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