Statue of Liberty Museum

Obviously the Statue of Liberty is what you come to liberty Island for, but the SOL museum is a definite cherry on top when it come to complimenting lady liberty. So much information and pictures/stories about what happened on the island or renovations and whatnot on the statue.

Quick interactive museum. It has a photo op with the face of the statue and a torch that was replaced. We wanted 15 minutes for our picture to come up on the being the statue of liberty wall and never did see it.

Entrance fee to this museum was included in a Liberty Ferry ticket price (bought by New York Pass). It covers history of the Statue of Liberty and is relatively small, we spent there around 30 minutes of Friday early afternoon (late October). There were some people but no crowds. If you are interested in curiosities about the Statue, I think it is worth visiting:-)

museum was very informative. I learned so much from my visit. I would highly recommend checking it out if you go. You can get some great pictures of lower Manhattan from the top of the museum.

It was a great opportunity to learn about the history and significance of this great American monument and understand the history of the statue and its role as a beacon of hope and freedom for millions of immigrants who came to America in search of a better life. The museum features exhibits on the construction of the statue, its original purpose, and the people who played a key role in bringing it to life. It also showcases artifacts and historic documents that tell the story of the statue and its impact on American society.

Additionally, the museum provides an opportunity to reflect on the values and ideals that the statue represents. It encourages us to think about the importance of freedom, democracy, and human rights, and to consider how they can contribute to creating a more just and equitable society.