The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor
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10/14/2012
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The Statue of Liberty was constructed in Paris, France. It took nine years before it was completed in 1884 after which it was sent to the USA in 214 crates. Even before the arrival of the statue, Bartholdi himself had traveled to the United States to discuss the location of the statue with president Ulysses S. Grant. Eventually it was decided to erect the statue at a small island in the harbor of New York City. Today the island is known as Liberty Island.
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Statue of Liberty, Liberty Enlightening the World, UNESCO World Heritage Site, U.S. National Register of Historic Places, New Jersey Register of Historic Places, New York State Register of Historic Places, New York City Landmark, New York Harbor, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Hudson County, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State, NJ Gateway Region, Gateway, New Jersey Gateway Region, New York City, NYC, New York State, NYS, The Empire State
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