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An iconic giant troll sculpture in Texas was destroyed in a devastating fire last week, leaving the artist behind the towering wooden attraction heartbroken. Danish artist Thomas Dambo shared an ...
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“It’s been a death in the community,” an Austin local who helped fund the sculpture said Pease Park Conservancy/Facebook; FOX 7 Austin/YouTube An 18-foot-tall ...
Malin burned to the ground early Thursday morning. We asked readers to share their photos, and memories, of the beloved statue. The troll statue in Pease Park, named Malin, burned to the ground early ...
Austin, Texas' giant troll statue, Malin's Fountain, an icon at Pease Park, burned to the ground, the park announced in a Facebook post. "The troll sculpture in Pease Park was lost to a fire, and we ...
AUSTIN, Texas — A well-known Austin sculpture has been destroyed in a fire. The Austin Fire Department (AFD) confirmed to KVUE that the Pease Park troll sculpture burned to the ground early Thursday ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Pease Park troll in central Austin has burned down. The Pease Park Conservancy said the fire occurred in the early morning hours on Thursday, but by the time crews arrived, the ...
Update, May 21 at 12:13 p.m.: The Pease Park Conservancy has publicly acknowledged the burning down of the Thomas Dambo troll, Malin, saying they're "heartbroken." "The troll sculpture in Pease Park ...
The troll statue in Pease Park, named Malin, burned to the ground early Thursday morning, according to the Austin Fire Department. Austin Fire got a call reporting flames at the park just before 5:30 ...
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