Landmark Hood Milk Bottle Outside Boston Children’s Museum To Be Renovated

BOSTON — The giant Hood milk bottle outside of the Boston Children’s Museum is getting some much needed repairs.

The landmark has been a meeting place outside the museum since it was moved there in 1977.

According to the museum, the 40-foot tall milk bottle was built in 1934 by Arthur Gagner to sell his homemade ice cream in Taunton. It was a landmark on Route 44 until it was abandoned in 1967. Hood had it fixed up and then donated it to the museum.

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