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Milton Bradley was an American game pioneer, best known for founding Milton Bradley Company, which became a leader in the board game industry. He is credited with creating numerous popular games that have become household names.

Milton Bradley was born on November 8, 1836, in Vienna, Maine. He moved to Lowell, Massachusetts, with his family at a young age, where he later pursued an education in printing and lithography.

Milton Bradley married Vilona Eaton in 1860, and they had two daughters. He was a strong advocate for education and was deeply involved in the kindergarten movement in the United States.

Milton Bradley founded the Milton Bradley Company in 1860, initially producing lithographs. He later transitioned to creating board games, with his first major success being "The Checkered Game of Life." His company became a major force in the toy and game industry.

Milton Bradley’s most famous creations include "The Game of Life," "Candy Land," and "Twister," among other iconic board games that have entertained generations of families.

Milton Bradley’s professional career was largely scandal-free. He is remembered more for his contributions to the toy and board game industry and his advocacy for early childhood education.