US National Monument: Statue of Liberty National Monument - New York and New Jersey (1924)

The Statue of Liberty National Monument is a symbol of freedom and democracy and a major tourist attraction in the United States.

It was dedicated in 1886 and was designated a National Monument in 1924 by President Calvin Coolidge.

Located in New York and New Jersey, the statue stands on Liberty Island and is accessible by ferry.

The Statue of Liberty is a 305-foot-tall copper-clad statue, with a book in her left hand and a torch in her right, representing the Roman goddess of freedom.

The pedestal and the base of the statue are accessible to visitors and contain exhibits about the monument's history and symbolism.

The observation deck of the pedestal offers views of Ellis Island, the New York skyline, and the harbor.

The nearby Ellis Island Immigration Museum is another popular attraction and tells the stories of the millions of immigrants who arrived in the United States through this port.

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