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Second floor of court house From the community
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Second floor of court house From the community
Library has gender neutral restroom at First floor From the community
Second floor, right out of elevator or left from stairs, through double doors then right around the corner. Office building, should be able to walk in. If stopped, just talk to se… From the community
The key is hanging on a hook inside the left half of the building. The store, not the garage. Right when you walk in, on pegs to the right by the door to the garage. You can just… From the community
In the hallway going for the cafeteria to the music wing. It is on the left side of the hall, after the gendered restrooms. For Belmont High students, only open Monday through Fri… From the community
Enter and turn to your left; 2 single stalls One single stall on the 2nd floor. Follow the corridor to the back; no changing table From the community
In the visitor center past the show room, down the hall to the right. 2 single bathrooms. From the community
There is a “men’s” and “women’s” room but under each sign there’s another sign that says “we believe that gender is non binary, feel free to use whatever bathroom you feel most co… From the community
There are two multi-stall restrooms, one with a men’s icon and one with a women’s icon, but both doors have a disclaimer saying “we believe gender is not a binary, use the restroo… From the community
Single-stall accessible restroom marked "Family" (sign shows male/female/accessible), past the ticket-takers (so you need to be seeing a movie) - don't know if there are non-movie… From the community
This restroom is located in Sturtevant Hall in the lobby. The building is locked in the evenings as it is part of a school. From the community
Bathrooms are accessible from café as well as restaurant on the café side From the community
Ask for key From the community
On Boylston Street in front of the Boston Public Library, right near the Copley Square T stop From the community
Near Haymarket (on the Green/Orange subway lines) and State Steet Station (on the Blue/Orange subway lines) This is one of the pay toilets installed by the City. They are non-gend… From the community
Through the front door to the left From the community
Its directly across from the Copley Fountain. Different meetings are held on Wednesdays 6-9pm (pee then join the meeting!) From the community
Accessible restaurant entrance is down the tent from the main entrance. Walk straight across the tent from the accessible entrance and right to the restrooms. All genders family r… From the community
All restrooms in building are accessible single-person restrooms with signs that say 'either.' Since this is a program that serves kids, you obviously can't walk in off the street… From the community
5th floor, take elevator up then turn left human services agency where people generally are only there with an appointment, but you shouldn't run into trouble since people also go… From the community
In the North lobby (Summer St entrance), on either side. Between the gendered bathrooms. Before the ticket counter so it's probably reachable without a hassle, depending on the ev… From the community
Beside the Dunkin Donuts counter. From the community
Must be a member or guest at the gym From the community
Past take-out window of restaurant, in Brewery Complex building lobby. From the community
3rd floor (3A if you're in the elevator/for accessibility), follow directions toward "The Loft" through the student center. Before you arrive at The Loft, restroom is on your righ… From the community
One GNS stall in the rear of the diner. Our agent found the atmosphere to be safe and friendly. clean From the community
Straight back through the store when you walk in From the community
back of the store by the frozen foods and yogurts, go through swinging door that leads to employee area, two bathrooms on your immediate right you might have to be a paying custom… From the community
In the back, you need to go around the counter a bit From the community
Super trans friendly-including hosting trans welcoming classes From the community
across from cash register, door without a window queer owned business, trans folks work there. you'll likely be greeted by staff, no need to buy anything to use restroom From the community