statue of liberty became a national monument in 1986.
when did statue of liberty became a national monument?
1986
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the statue of liberty national monument is a united states national monument comprising liberty island and ellis island in the u.s. states of new jersey and new york. established in 1924, it includes the statue of liberty ("liberty enlightening the world") by sculptor frédéric auguste bartholdi, situated on liberty island, as well as the former immigration station at ellis island which includes the ellis island immigrant hospital. 





























the monument is managed by the national park service as part of the national parks of new york harbor office.





























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statue of liberty national monument
arizona parks and monuments include the grand canyon, monument valley (a navajo nation park), petrified forest national park, saguaro national park, agua fria national monument, canyon de chelly national monument, casa grande ruins national monument, chiricahua national monument, ironwood forest national monument, montezuma castle national monument, navajo national monument, organ pipe cactus national monument, pipe spring national monument, sonoran desert national monument, sunset crater volcano national monument, tonto national monument, tuzigoot national monument, vermilion cliffs national monument, walnut canyon national monument, wupatki national monument, apache-sitgreaves national forests, and tumacacori national historical park.
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