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Posted: January 29, 2015
One Post Office Square lights up for AFC Championship
One Post Office Sq., world headquarters of Putnam Investments, is lighting the top of its downtown tower in support of the New England Patriots' drive to the Super Bowl - and to celebrate the Boston spirit.
In advance of the AFC Championship game on January 18 against the Indianapolis Colts, One Post Office Sq. installed red, white, and blue lights on top of the tower, and hung a 100-foot banner high to cheer on the home team.
The multi-colored lighting feature will continue for the next month, celebrating and supporting upcoming city events and holidays.
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