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Printed on the back of a William Fuld Ouija board in 1902 are instructions to “Place the board upon the knees of two persons, lady and gentleman preferred, with the small table upon the board. Place the fingers lightly but firmly, without pressure, upon the table so as to allow it to move easily and freely. In from one to five minutes the tablet will commence to move, at first slowly, then faster, and then be able to talk or answer questions, which it will do rapidly by touching the printed words or the letters necessary to form words and sentences with the foreleg or pointer.” "The Mysterious Talking Board: #OuijaAndBeyond", is on display, post-security, in Terminal 2. http://bit.ly/OuijaAndBeyond #Ouija #OuijaBoard G O O D B Y E This image was posted on January 18, 2017.

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