The Statue of Liberty is an iconic colossal American sculpture associated with American exceptionalism, freedom, and identity. Standing over New York Harbor on Liberty Island, the copper statue ...

The iconic Statue of Liberty shines bright green in the New York Harbor, but NYC natives and tourists alike may be surprised to find that the monument has not always looked this way. According to ...

The Statue of Liberty was gifted to the States by France ... They harken back to the original purpose of the monument, which was to celebrate not only America’s 100 years of independence ...

For this purpose, it rented a 3,000 square meter ... The National Park Service wrote that the Statue of Liberty, formally known as "The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World," was a gift ...

What better home for Lazarus’ sonnet than a huge statue in need of a purpose? Emma Lazarus Public ... masses” and “wretched refuse” to whom Liberty opened her arms to in welcome in Lazarus ...

The people of France gifted the Statue of Liberty to the American people, not to the U.S. government or one government official. Congress formally accepted the gift and it’s now a publicly accessible ...

Briganti said the purpose of the new museum is to tell ... built in the 1980s, of a foot of the Statue of Liberty. The copper playing, like the original, is remarkably thin, not much thicker ...

Give me your tired, your poor — and your tatted masses. The Statue of Liberty has long been a symbol of freedom and the American Dream, but also an irresistible option for a tattoo among a ...

Instead, the "Civil War" poster features two snipers poised at opposite ends of the Statue of Liberty's torch. Sandbags dot the exterior of this torch. Everything on this poster exemplifies that ...