Lighthouse-Opoly
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Lighthouse-Opoly
- Learn facts about lighthouses while you play
- Choose traditional play or one hour version
- Opoly-style play
- For 2 to 6 players
- Board spaces are specific to lighthouses
Lighthouse-Opoly, a fun way for young and old alike to learn about our nation's lighthouses and the keepers who kept the lights ablaze through dangerous storms, dense fog and darkest nights. In Lighthouse-Opoly, players buy famous sentinels from coast to coast, acquire keeper's cottages and trade them in for lighthouses. Each deed back contains fun facts about each lighthouse. It's all fun and games until you're sent to Alcatraz Island locked up till another roll of the dice sets you free. Pewter tokens include: A Lantern, Captain's Wheel, Ship, Keeper's Cap, Bell, and Buoy. For 2 to 6 players.
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