The Heap Folk Art Monopoly papers accompanied the museum’s acquisition of the John O. Heap Folk Art Monopoly game board, c. 1914. These papers include photographs, copies of the game design sheet and playing rules, and deposition-related documentation. The bulk of these materials are from 1975.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.

This series holds a detailed letter and enclosures submitted by John W. Heap, grandson of John O. Heap, creator of The Strong museum’s Heap Folk Art Monopoly board game [Object ID 110.4372]. These items were labeled as denoted by John W. Heap and remain in their original order. The letter to Nicolas Ricketts, games curator at The Strong, contains information about the Heap family and a description of the items included with the Heap folk Monopoly board game.