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Original Torch of Statue of Liberty

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Original torch of the Statue of Liberty constructed in 1876 and taken down in 1984. Current location in lobby of monument.

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2010
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Statue of Liberty ,  40.68928, -74.04455
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National Parks Gallery
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https://npgallery.nps.gov/
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statue of liberty national monument torch enlightening flame original original torch current location national parks gallery high resolution ellis island new york new jersey statue