When you consider visiting the Fremont Troll, you’re stepping into a piece of Seattle’s unique cultural tapestry. Nestled beneath the Aurora Bridge, this larger-than-life sculpture invites you ...

WEST SEATTLE, Wash. (KOMO) — The Fremont Troll now has company in West Seattle's Lincoln Park. On Friday, artists, including those from the Muckleshoot Tribe, and city leaders unveiled the ...

The Fremont Troll at North 36th Street and Troll Avenue North was a creation by four artists in 1990. The Fremont Arts Council wanted to do something under the Aurora Bridge and launched an art ...

The Fremont Troll at North 36th Street and Troll Avenue North was a creation by four artists in 1990. The Fremont Arts Council wanted to do something under the Aurora Bridge and launched an art ...

A giant troll sculpture in Breckenridge, Colo., by Danish environmental artist Thomas Dambo, who will build six such characters across the Pacific Northwest this summer. (Scan Design Foundation Photo) ...

In fact, the Kraken claim that Buoy is the nephew of the Fremont Troll. Getty Images The popular landmark was created in 1990 thanks to an art contest put on by the Fremont Arts Council.

Hundreds of names and ideas were submitted for the Kraken's new mascot, but the iconic Fremont Troll sculpture located on N. 36th St. in Seattle is what inspired Buoy's creation.

Seattle’s famous Fremont Troll and the Seattle Kraken’s blue-haired mascot Buoy are going to get some company this summer when six giant hand-built Nordic troll characters come to Seattle and… ...

Buoy – the franchise’s first-ever mascot – was inspired by the Fremont Troll, a public sculpture underneath a bridge that has been a city landmark for 32 years. Advertisement ...