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Statue of Liberty
Located in New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty is the figure of the Roman goddess of freedom named Libertas. The statue, a gift from France to the United States, was designed by Frederic Bartholdi.
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What proposition was the US dedicated?
The United States was dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Where are the Kodak America's family album pictures that were housed at the Statue of Liberty?
looking for francis & ivan breber
In which country would you find the Statue of Liberty?
You find the Statue of Liberty at United States America.
What did Emma lazarus write on the statue of liberty?
Emma Lazarus wrote the sonnet â??The New Colossusâ?? as an auction donation to raise money for the Statue of Libertyâ??s pedestal in 1883. In 1903, a plague containing the text of the sonnet was mounted on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty.
Is the statue of liberty pertected?
Yes, Because it is an national monument! The park service would not let someone bomb it or stick chewing gum on it.
How much is a coin with john Taylor on one side and statue of liberty on back?
The coin is just one of the newer (2009) Presidential dollar coins and it's John TYLER not Taylor. Spend it.
Where did the money come from to build the Statue of Liberty?
The French people donated to build the statue as a gift to the US.
What kind of paint used on the skin of the statue of liberty?
they used green paint. that's why shes green
Libertys kids is about back in the revolutionary war.It gives kids a fun way to learn about the revolutionary war and the Boston tea party and stuff.
Where Statue of Liberty was made?
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from the people of France to the people of America, dedcated 28th October 1886. When delivered she came in 350 pieces and took four months to put together. She was designed by a French sculpturer F A Batholdi. The face was moulded after his mothers. It is 151 feet high and together with the pedestal reaches 305 feet
What is the name of the statue of Jesus with no hands in Zell an Der Moselle Germany?
It's my understanding that this story is an amalgamation of many stories and, though based in truth, the story itself is largely false. The sheer limited nature of information -- including the location (many are cited in various devotions), a photograph, and a complete narrative account -- call this story into question. It's a great idea -- and oh if it's true -- but I fear it's really folk lore that makes a great point. Pegashus wrote: : Several years ago I read the story and did some research on it. I'd heard a couple of apocryphal versions: one about a church in England bombed during World War II, the other about the Mainzer Dom (cathedral) in Germany. But then research and a phone call verified that the story originated at Christ the King Catholic Church in San Diego, California. At that time, the story was told on their website as well, but that site has since been closed. The statue did exist outside the church, but the hands were broken off by vandals around 1980, not by bombing. Instead of repairing the hands, the church decided to put up a plaque at the base that states, "I have no hands but yours." This is a reference to a poem by St. Teresa of Avila that begins: "Christ has no body now on earth but yours, no hands but yours, no feet but yours." The statue is still there, without hands. You can find still find photographs of the statue on the Web.
When does the statue of liberty get painted?
It never gets painted because when it rains alot and its not dried it will turn green.
If you rode on an elevator at the statue of liberty how far will it take you?
to the bottom to the bottom
Who inscribed the pont du grenelle bridge statue?
The statue referred to in the question is a smaller replica of the Statue of Liberty. In a routine search no infoemation could readily be found as to any inscription that this statue may, or may not, bear.
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What is the name of points on the crown of statue of liberty?
"aureole" (it represents a radiant halo)
