1. The statue's first name was Liberty Enlightening the World.

2. Emma Lazarus had a party to raise money for a base for the statue.

3. Emma Lazarus' poem is on the base of the statue.

4. Chains of tyranny (unjust rule) are on the statue's feet.

5.  Frederic Bartholdi designed the statue.

6. The statue symbolizes freedom in the form of a woman wearing flowing robes and a spiked crown, who holds a torch high in the air, in her right hand and carries in her left hand, a book inscribed July 4, 1776.

7.  In the statue's base is the Museum of Immigration.

8. July 4, 1776 is inscribed on the statue's book.

9.  The statue was shipped in 214 cases.

10. The statue was shipped in May, 1885.

11. The statue stands on Bedloe's Island.

12. The statue covering is made of a copper.

13. Emma Lazarus was a poet.

14. Isere is the name of the ship on which the statue was shipped.