Winning Moves High Wycombe Monopoly Board Game, Advance to The Guildhall, Rye Park and Hughenden Manor National Trust, Invest in houses and hotels, 2–6 players makes a great gift for ages 8 plus

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High Wycombe has landed the honour of its very own customised MONOPOLY game and on Friday (28th October 2022) is the game’s ‘Big Reveal’. That venue was only temporary, whilst Newland Hall the school’s home for the next few years was refurbished.

The announcement was made today in the High Street featuring Mr Monopoly and two love hearts to celebrate Valentine’s Day To be honoured by MONOPOLY in this way is such a huge compliment to our lovely town, it will really put High Wycombe on the map, and remind people what a fabulous town and heritage we boasthere”. Build houses and hotels on your property and charge other players rent when they land on your locations. Everything is up for grabs, “ adds Mr Omotola. “We shall be delighted to hear from all of the great High Wycombe public.Other leading High Wycombe landmarks to feature include The Golden Ball, Wycombe Town Hall, Wycombe Arts Centre, Adams Park, The Chair Factory, Hell-Fire Caves, the Eden Shopping Centre and The Guildhall. We also have pupils who have become famous, for example James Corden returned to open our new studios in Bridge Street.”

The shop was an instant success and the Rivett family progressively enlarged the store. Firstly they redeveloped the Methodist Church next door, then acquired the National Boys School next door to that, demolished the building and built another extension to the store. The ball could seat six to 10 people and was reputed to be a meeting place for the notorious Hell Fire Club. It hosted visitors to the club such as Benjamin Franklin and was stated by the author John Wilkes to be “the best globe tavern I was ever in”! Explore all that High Wycombe has to offer, as you journey past West Wycombe Park, Wycombe Arts Centre and many more iconic locations in this historic town! All told, the closure of Murrays meant a very sad loss to the town of an innovative, independent department store. It was a true Icon.

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Writing competition winner Emily was awarded one of the first prints of the Wycombe MONOPOLY (Image: Newsquest) It was not until the 21st century that Lizzie Maggie’s role in the invention of Monopoly was properly recognised. Are you a high-risk player looking to profit off the game's most expensive properties or the thrifty, collect-them-slowly strategist? Either way, here's what properties are featured in Monopoly: High Wycombe edition. Every property on the High Wycombe Monopoly board