Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum's new player-exclusive Under Armour basketball shoes pay tribute to Seattle's Gum Wall.

According to legend, the Gum Wall first squelched into existence around 1993, when patrons of the Market Theatre’s improv comedy group, Unexpected Productions, began sticking their used gum to ...

With this said, I bring you some sad news. The gum wall we know and love is getting CLEANED. For the first time in 20 years (!!!), the gum wall will be scrubbed down.

The Gum Wall at Pike Place Market is about to vanish. The sticky tourist attraction in Seattle will be steam-blasted clean of all the icky wads of chewed gum that have been stuck to it for decades.

Seattle's famous gum wall, in Post Alley near Pike Place Market, was cleaned last week for the first time in 20 years. It didn't stay clean for long, though, as visitors had already begun re ...

Once the wall is clean, people will be allowed to put gum back up again. The Gum Wall has grown to eight feet high and over 54 feet wide, with approximately 150 pieces of gum per brick.

The Gum Wall Will Have Its Revenge on Seattle Published Nov 15, 2015 at 5:40 PM EST Updated May 01, 2016 at 5:16 PM EDT ...

For 20 years, visitors to Seattle's famous Pike's Place Market have been sticking gum to what has become simply known as "The Gum Wall." Like everything else that's beautiful, it's about to die.

The Pike Place Market estimates the wall holds 750,000 wads of gum. Its Preservation and Development Authority works to keep the 8-foot-high, 54-foot-wide curiosity from going too far.

Seattle's famous gum wall was barren for the first time in 20 years on Friday. Workers filled 94 gallon buckets with 1.75 tons of gum. The market released a time lapse of the 130 hours it took ...

The Pike Place Market estimates the wall holds 750,000 wads of gum. Its Preservation and Development Authority works to keep the 8-foot-high, 54-foot-wide curiosity from going too far.

The Gum Wall at Pike Place Market is about to vanish. The sticky tourist attraction in Seattle will be steam-blasted clean of all the icky wads of chewed gum that have been stuck to it for decades ...