STATUE OF LIBERTY
The Statue of Liberty it’s situated on the Liberty Island, in New York, in the United States.
It was a present from France in XIX century, for the celebration of the 100 years of the independence of the United States, and a sign of friendship between the two nations. It was inaugurated the 28th of October of 1886, when Grover Cleveland was the president of the USA.
You can visit it and you can stay at the crown, where you can see incredible views of the city.
It was done by the sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi and the french engineer Gustave-Eiffel, who designed the structure. Eiffel also made the Eiffel Tower, which bears this name in his honor.
It became a symbol of welcome for the European immigrants, who were searching liberty.
The 15th of October of 1924, the statue was declared a national monument of United States, and since 1984 is considered a World heritage by the UNESCO.
The 15th of October of 1924, the statue was declared a national monument of United States, and since 1984 is considered a World heritage by the UNESCO.
The statue is green because of the oxidation of copper,
it’s not paint. Originally it was a copper colour, but now the metal is damaged
and corroded.
She's also an Hollywood star. The statue has been
destroyed in The Independence day and has been a feature in many other films.
The statue arrived to the USA divided into 300 pieces, and more than 200
workers took four months to assemble the skeleton of the structure.
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