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    Statue Of Liberty

    National Monument New York

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LOCATING LIBERTY ISLAND AND ELLIS ISLAND
The Statue of Liberty is located on Liberty Island. The Ellis Island Immigration Museum is located on Ellis Island. Both islands are in the New York Harbor, southwest of lower Manhattan.

FERRY DEPARTURE POINTS
Statue Cruises ferry departure points are located in:
  • Battery Park, New York: 1 Battery Place, New York, NY 10004 (Google; Bing)
  • Liberty State Park, New Jersey: 1 Audrey Zapp Drive, Jersey City, NJ 07305 (Google; Bing)
 
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Ferries from Battery Park, New York follow the black line. All ferries travel first to Ellis Island and then to Liberty Island.
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Ferries from Liberty State Park, New Jersey follow the blue line. All ferries travel first to Ellis Island and then to Liberty Island.


 

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The Statue of Liberty National Monument is a part of National Parks of New York Harbor

Statue of Liberty | Ellis Island | Gateway | Castle Clinton | Federal Hall | St. Paul's Church | General Grant
Hamilton Grange | Theodore Roosevelt's Birthplace | Governors Island | African Burial Ground

Did You Know?

Statue of Liberty's feet and broken chains

Freedom is not standing still.  A symbolic feature that people cannot see is the broken chain wrapped around the Statue's feet.  Protruding from the bottom of her robe, the broken chains symbolize her free forward movement, enlightening the world with her torch free from oppression and servitude.