LEGO | History & Facts | Britannica
Denmark, Jutland, Billund, Legoland® Billund is the first Legoland Park established in 1968, near the headquarters of the Lego® company (the term Lego is derived from the Danish Leg godt meaning plays
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The name Lego® is an abbreviation of two Danish words leg godt, meaning “play well.” The company was started in 1932 by Ole Kirk C… | Lego, Legoland, Lego creations
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Ozaukee County Fair - Happy International LEGO Day! The original name ( meaning "play well") and design came from a Danish carpenter named Ole Kirk Kristiansen. His son Godtfred Kirk Kristiansen patented the
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Ole Kirk Christiansen and the History of LEGO
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The LEGO Group history - About Us - LEGO.com
The LEGO Group history - About Us - LEGO.com
Mental Floss on Twitter: "LEGO comes from the Danish phrase "Leg Godt," which means “play well” in English and "I put together" or "I assemble" in Latin. https://t.co/hIWZZIniEE" / Twitter
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