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  1. National park Service Statue of Liberty web site
    tagged , ~~ on 03-05-2007 by wegarnett
  2. The copper lady dressed in robes that stands at the entrance to New York harbor is one of the largest statues ever built. Her complete name is Liberty Enlightening the World.
    tagged , , , , ~~ on 02-08-2007 by surfnetkids
  3. Meet the People and Symbols of Liberty (part of the National Park Service's Teacher Corner) are called "Pre-Visit Classroom Activities," but are valuable whether you are able to visit Lady Liberty or not.
    tagged , ~~ on 02-08-2007 by surfnetkids
  4. "Join us on this Photo Tour as we go from lower Manhattan to Liberty's crown! We begin here in Battery Park on the tip of Manhattan at this circular fortress called Castle Clinton.
    tagged , ~~ on 02-08-2007 by surfnetkids
  5. This paper cutout of the Statue of Liberty was an unexpected find! Print, color, cut, fold and glue to create your own three-dimensional Statue of Liberty.
    tagged , ~~ on 02-08-2007 by surfnetkids
  6. This Lady Liberty site is part of Travel Channel's American Icon's series, and is my pick of the day because of its interactivity.
    tagged , ~~ on 02-08-2007 by surfnetkids

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