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When the city hall was moved to a newer building in 1958 the statue was relocated to Hermann Park, near the monument to Sam Houston, where it remains today.
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* Swedish: " När man talar om trollen ( så står de i farstun )", which translates to " When you speak of the trolls ( they stand in the entrance hall ).
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