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A ranger or volunteer is available to answer questions and provide general information about the Statue of Liberty and make recommendations for your visit. The park brochure, Passport To Your National Parks (R) cancellation stamp, and the ferry departure schedule are also located in the Statue of Liberty Information Ce…
A ranger or volunteer is available to answer questions and provide general information about the Statue of Liberty and make recommendations for your visit. The park brochure, Passport To Your National Parks (R) cancellation stamp, and the ferry departure schedule are also located in the Statue of Liberty Information Center.
The Liberty Island Information Center is on Liberty Island between the main dock and the flagpole across from the Cafe and Bookstore.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Liberty Island Information Center? A few things to know before you go:
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