@liztheginger: What is that. #boston #bostonmassachusetts #bostontiktok #bostonma #bostontourism

beeluvslife :

FRETLESS06 :

The hand model was a man named Art Vandelay. Art was very popular with the ladies of the day, so the owner decided to use him to get more customers.

Gina :

It is chilly in Boston this time of year. It’s far more impressive in the summer

G011U1V1 24601 :

CalmVillain :

I swear that's never happened before. It must be tired

C. Figgy :

🤷

James :

Hmm maybe our troubles aren't all the same

Michael Moxley :

We wouldn’t know. We don’t go there.

toms toenail :

back then we had weird hands.

rootstoroses :

I was just there two weeks ago and I took a picture of that damn sign and I didn’t notice that!! ☠

hankers64 :

Back in 1895 the term “2 Weiners Down” was commonly used to describe a set of 20 descending stairs. So, the original artist cleverly incorporated this local phraseology into the sign by using a hand as the directional

Lyssa✨ :

I don’t like that

RhondaHurley :

"I was in the pool!" -sign, probably

s.pim :

Now I can’t unsee that.

Darrin :

Early AI

Jonny R :

having two thumbs on one hand makes it easier to dump tea into a harbour. any other Boston questions?

Jessica :

Wait…what? I’ve been here and never noticed 😅

maximum_monkey :

And I thought the problem would be that nobody there knew your name.

user8477304193508 :

it's like those illuminated texts from the Middle Ages where they must have never seen a cat because the cat is just horrid. But, the sign maker had hands- ✨️right there✨

i_Stir_it :

Don’t make it weird.. I like that place

CraigFitz :

58 years here and I've never once set foot in there. Tourists need to explain it.

nevah2old :

IndependentFilm.com :

Has it always been? Is this a Mandela effect?

Cassi Keeton, Realtor :

I went a few years ago and didn’t notice! But I went back and looked and definitely see it now!

$yd :

Bc it’s downstairs