The Statue of Liberty stands as an iconic symbol of freedom, democracy, and hope, located on Liberty Island in New York City. This monumental gift from France to America was designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi with structural support from Gustave Eiffel, representing the enduring friendship between the two nations.
- The statue's official name "Liberty Enlightening the World" reflects its role as a beacon of democracy
- Known affectionately as "Lady Liberty," it has welcomed countless immigrants to American shores
- The torch symbolizes enlightenment and guidance towards freedom
- Originally situated on "Bedloe's Island," now known as Liberty Island in Manhattan
- Serves as a powerful symbol of immigration, democracy, and hope for American citizens