New York's Statue of Liberty is well known as a symbol of refuge for immigrants, but the statue's original design stood for ...

Today’s question: Where is the Statue of liberty? With a broken chain at her feet and a spiked crown adorning her head, the Statue of Liberty stands 305 feet tall from pedestal to torch at the ...

A broken chain and shackle represents freedom from ... Posters distorting the Statue of Liberty are a continuation of this tradition while also trodding on visuals that everyone around the world ...

instead placing the broken chains at the statue's feet. Bartholdi also made other changes to usual liberty statues. Though he chose a diadem, other statues depicting Libertas, the Roman goddess of ...

A look at how Lady Liberty's anti-slavery origins and design changed over time. In this clip, Alan Kraut, Chair of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island History Advisory Committee and Lonnie Bunch ...

This version of Liberty holds a broken chain in her hand—a symbol of the end of the system of enslavement—whereas the final statue holds a tablet inscribed with the date of the American ...

(WHTM) – Driving on Route 322 you may look to the Susquehanna River and notice something you may only get to see in New York City, a Statue of Liberty. But why is there a mini version of the ...

the maquette holds in its hands a broken chain that represents the end of slavery in the US. The figure also stands with her left leg forward and left arm lowered, unlike the Statue of Liberty’s ...