Nashville, Tennessee: Human-Play Polar Bear Statues
They guard the entrance to a retirement home, and are frozen in the middle of a snowball fight.
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The fabulous polar bears have moved down the street to the corner of 12th Ave. South and Edgehill. They are permanently installed in front of what appears to be a multi-story retirement home.
At the holidays, they were seen to be sporting a green (artificial) pine garland like scarves. They are now somewhat facing each other as though they are engaged in a snowball fight.
[Marilyn Murphy, 05/06/2007]In regards to the Polar Bear Ice Cream stands in the DC area... Nashville has two large polar bears standing in the front lawn of a home on Edgehill Ave. Could these bears be from the same design? I had heard that the Edgehill bears originally stood in front of an ice house from way back. Perhaps it was actually an ice cream joint? They're big and white and poised to throw a snowball -- each bear has a raised paw. One of the better attractions our town offers, I think... Any clues or recollections would be appreciated.
[meuselini, 02/24/2002]In the downtown Nashville residental area are three, white, 7-ft tall polar bears with one arm raised throwing a white snowball. I think they are made of plaster and have a history and are in private yards. Sometimes the newspaper reports one "moved" or knocked-over. They really startle drivers and make the children laugh.
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Human-Play Polar Bear Statues
- Address:
- Edgehill Ave, Nashville, TN
- Directions:
- South of downtown, on the southeast corner of Edgehill Ave. and 12th Ave. S.
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The polar bears are cute, but not very large, standing on stone walls facing each other.