The Fremont Troll beneath Seattle’s Aurora Bridge was created as a bold public art project with a message about ...
Under the north end of the Aurora bridge is Seattle’s famous Fremont Troll – a one-eyed concrete monster clutching a Volkswagen, as if he’d just snatched it from Highway 99. The 18-feet high, ...
The 18 foot tall troll, stuck under the north side of the Aurora Bridge (Hwy 99), won’t eat you, but keeps a watchful eye, made of a hubcap or wheel cover, on the Fremont neighborhood. Mostly the ...
A project to turn the unkempt, unwelcoming areas on either side of the Fremont Troll into a park took another step forward March 10 with a unanimous vote by the Seattle City Council Parks and Seattle ...
Doff your clothes (but you can leave your gourd on) for Naked Pumpkin Run Seattle, buy the Fremont Troll a drink for its 21st birthday, or just take the kids out for some old-fashioned ...
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Fremont Troll was built as a protest against gentrification, artists say | Bartell’s Backroads
The Fremont Troll beneath Seattle’s Aurora Bridge was created as a bold public art project with a message about gentrification and displacement.
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