Meet Lady Liberty.
Discover the story of an iconic monument. Statue of Liberty includes archival educational content and multiple AR experiences that help students see Lady Liberty in life‑size scale and from different perspectives.
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Choose an experience. Swipe up to reveal each section of the app. Tap How Liberty Was Made, then swipe up to see the educational content about the creation of the statue.
Start the experience. Tap View in AR, follow the onscreen instructions to place the statue, then tilt the camera up to see the entire statue.
Go back in time. Tap Time Machine, and an introduction will appear. Tap to continue. Swipe down on the list of years on the right to see how the statue’s copper exterior has changed over time.
Get an inside look. Tap X‑ray, then tap to close the information after you’ve read it. Step closer to see details of the iron skeletal structure. Tap Close 
to exit the experience.
Go further. Use GarageBand to record yourself reciting “The New Colossus.” Add music and sound effects to enhance your performance. Then share it with family and friends.
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Present an insider’s view of the statue. To tell the story of how the monument was built, combine screenshots of archival images of its structure that were taken during its creation.
Give Lady Liberty a makeover. Take a screenshot, then use the Markup tools and Apple Pencil to redesign the statue.
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