Famous anti-gun billboard of Boston will move, but where?

BOSTON – The 252-foot long billboard after having been handed over to the Red Sox is facing eccentricity in decision for its placement on the garage. The billboard which has been a sign of salutation, cordial and for some a call of incendiary which reminded of the deaths since the fatal shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., in December 2012, now finding a notion to be removed from the express way.


The Rosenthal owned the garage for 19 years which he surrendered to the parent company the Red Sox recent in 2013, seemed to be finding a better option for the billboard.

The company has not yet decided for further extension for the sign along the Turnpike, furthermore the company’s plans for the site is seemed to be indecisive, according to an official statement, The Red Sox.

The site could acquire more than $1 million a year for saleable promotion under Rosenthal’s allocation.

Fenway Center project can be an enhanced preference for the billboard, but the sign cannot be relocated on Lansdowne Street during a construction planning of three to four years, said the developer. He further added that the mind jolting example of the billboard is the tally of US gun death, observed by 150,000 vehicles passing per day, reminded of the incidents happening around the country.

The Rosenthal’s focus to stop handgun violence and prompting effort to limit gun access through socio-political influence is an attribute.