Greenwich gets official version of Monopoly board game
Greenwich is known for pretty parks and swanky shopping, and now it has another claim to fame - an official version of the classic board game, Monopoly.
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Nov 18, 2020, 3:41 AM
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7h agoGreenwich is known for pretty parks and swanky shopping, and now it has another claim to fame - an official version of the classic board game, Monopoly.
The Bruce Museum is featured on the special edition of the board and is a hot commodity, where one gift shop already sold over 100 of them.
Other locations include Bruce Park and the Historical Society.
The most expensive property is located on Greenwich Avenue.
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