This miniature (not so mini) Statue of Liberty is located in Dauphin, Pennsylvania. If you’re driving down routes 322/22 toward’s Harrisburg you should be able to see it out your car window to your right. It’s on a stone column from an old railroad bridge in the middle of the Susquehanna River.
It stands 25 feet tall and is a replica of the original Statue of Liberty. It’s only accessible by small boat if you want to see it close-up and personal. Routes 322/22 is a BUSY highway and it’s really hard to pullover to the side of the road to get a decent photograph of it. If that’s your intentions, you’ll want to try it during non-prime traveling hours. Otherwise, use the zoom feature on your camera to zoom in for a quick shot as your passing by.
Over the years the Dauphin Statue of Liberty has become quite the roadside attraction. We often see travelers who are passing through trying to grab a photograph of it. It’s one of those things that you would never expect to see out in the middle of the Susquehanna River!
