July 11, 2018

Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum | Curious Mix


Melissa Davis
Indy’s Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum on the near east-side was built in an alleyway between two buildings. - WFYI

Indy’s Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum on the near east-side was built in an alleyway between two buildings.

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If you’ve got fifty cents and twenty minutes, then Curious Mix contributor Abbey Terzini has the Indianapolis must-see place for you. Indy’s Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum on the near east side was built in an alleyway between two buildings. It has an awning with the statue’s iconic green color and its very own statue of liberty with a light on top that has never gone out since the museum’s opening. 

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