Each window in the crown of the Statue of Liberty offers a slightly different view of New York Harbor. You can see the Manhattan Skyline, Governor’s Island, Brooklyn, the Verrazano Bridge, and even the statue’s torch wielding arm. Tickets to the crown can sell out several months in advance. Visit NPS.gov/STLI to plan your trip! 🎥: NPS Video description: A compilation of photos showing the view from each of the windows of the Statue of Liberty. | Statue of Liberty National Monument

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“Her presence above the port of New York will not allow Americans to forget that they have never had a friend more faithful and devoted than France.” - Auguste Bartholdi, sculptor and designer of the Statue of Liberty The room in the Statue of Liberty Museum which holds the original torch is called the Inspiration Gallery. The French creators and fundraisers for the Statue of Liberty were inspired by the actions of people like Marquis de LaFayette for his efforts in the American Revolution. The