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Why the Fremont Troll matters: public art, folklore, and a better underpass

The Troll is memorable because it turns a leftover infrastructure space into a piece of Seattle folklore visitors can physically meet.

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Installed in 1990, the Fremont Troll transformed a neglected Aurora Bridge underpass into one of Seattle's best-known public-art stops.

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This portal is an independent visitor reference compiled from public-art and travel sources. The Fremont Troll sculpture is owned and maintained by the Fremont Arts Council; visit their official site at fremontartscouncil.org.

Troll Ave N at N 36th St, SeattleInstalled 1990