Concerning Ellis Island...I find it easier to believe it's all just bad memories but these were physical trips being taken. Apparently history states that the torch has been closed for approximately 100 years due to a terrorist attack and yet there are many people who have stated they walked up into the torch within the past 20 years. Dismiss shirts and mugs but a Rand McNally road map from a few years ago clearly shows it on Ellis.
The following are just a small sampling of many people who visited the Statue and the torch...
most people remember the Statue of Liberty being on Ellis Island. Somehow, without anyone noticing, it moved to Liberty Island, and people are freaked out.
I went to the statue 30 years ago, it was on Ellis island and the torch was open. I have pictures somewhere. Good job.
I have never, ever heard of 'Liberty Island'. I always thought it was Ellis too.
I'm not even sure Liberty Island ever existed before, I certainly never heard of it.
Most peoole haven't . That's the reason I made this video. We all know it was on Ellis but the other strange things happening were interesting, to say the least.
I remember it being on Ellis Island. I've never been to see it personally, but, I clearly recall that I used to think "Why isn't the Statue of Liberty on LIBERTY Island?" In my head, it made lot of sense this way...Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island, right? I always wondered why the statue's island wasn't Liberty Island, and why that was a different island.
It was Ellis because I remember we did collect money for the restoration back in late eighties early nineties. I'm from brklyn I've been up and down the harbor on boats partying.
Lady Liberty was on Ellis Island, also my time line never had the 1916 attack on New York. plus Oswald killed J.F.K. not this bull**** with a 6 person car.
alright, someone just commented stating their 2014 rand McNally road atlas shows the statue of liberty on ELLIS Island. we need this!! I have some old road atlas books I'll look up and post a NEW video If any still show it on Ellis.
It was always on Ellis island *** i remember doing research on this as a kid.
My Dad is a retired History teacher and I told him the stature is on Liberty Island and he said they must have changed the name of Ellis Island to Liberty Island. He remembers the stature on Ellis Island!
Another thing about this particular Mandela, is that it's not a spelling or logo change, which could easily happen. But this a completely different location and history of Lady Liberty. Not only do people remember being taught this in school, but this video evidence and other historical documents, corroborate exactly with this particular memory. That should make even skeptics question it! This ME isn't just "grasping at straws" !
I'm 26 years old lived In NY my entire life I always remember in the 90s as a kid going to Ellis island and going all the way up to the torch not the crown.
In my reality, the Statue of Liberty was always on Ellis Island. Also, back in the 80's it was closed down for 2 years (1984-1986) to be refurbished, including completely replacing the torch. It was reopened July 4, 1986 and people were able to go up to the torch, again. It had been shut down because the arm had become unstable after almost 100 years of visitors. I remember seeing photos people took of people down in her crown that day. No bombing in 1916.
I was there in 2008 as my High school senior Trip. it was on Ellis island. it was the welcoming for immigrants landing there to check in right? why would it be up the harbor where they wouldn't see it to welcome them to the new world. it was closed when I was there, their fairy broke down and I was stuck on Ellis island for two hours. I spent some time just standing there looking up imagining what it was like to see from the inside of it.
It's on Ellis Island in my reality. And anyone who tells me I'm misremembering can mis remember me.
I as well remember this. It where I took my four daughters in 99. Glad you took time out to make this cause that's how a lot remember it.
My great aunt stella was able to go to the torch. It had opened at one time, for a short time. There doesn't seem to be any documentation to that. But I know from her repeated stories of how she went up there, that she definitely went up there, and not just the crown.
OK I have been in the statue and the touch was open at the time.
I went to Ellis island 20 years ago and went up the statue of liberty. Just the view from the water is wrong you can tell right away.
People used to go up to the torch back in the 80's. Don't know if they did in the 90's but they sure did in the 80's. I'm from Europe and decided in the 80's to go and visit my relatives in Oregon.
Its on Ellis island. I went there when i was in elementary school. We went to the torch. I remember it well. How could a child forget the statue of liberty.
My parents took me to The Statue of Liberty in 1978....it was located on Ellis Island, only way to get there was by ferry, and the torch was available for visitors.
This video shocked me so much that I almost started crying! (I really like your glasses by the way! You look rad!) I have ALWAYS remembered that the Statue of Liberty being on Ellis Island and in New York. I have never heard of Liberty Island before until this video and I remember that people in the 80s going up into the torch and taking pictures and seeing pictures of people being in the torch from the ground or like a helicopter or something.
I'm so from Brooklyn and I remember going to Ellis island to see the Statue of Liberty and the museum was at the base.
Wait, **** bro! I remember my mom went to the very top of the torch in the 90s! She used to talk about it being really claustrophobic up there so she had to come down fast, she even had a picture with her friend being sick from going up there and the caption read "Oh look what you missed" with the joke being that her friend looked deathly sick in the picture LOL....*** and now you tell me it's been closed over a 100 years? No frigging way man!
First off, thank you so much for caring enough to do this! I remember it being on Ellis Island as well, right where the 2 star pointy areas are where the flagpole is on Ellis. In 1990 I visited NYC with my gf. I didn't get to go the Statue but she did and told me about taking the ferry to Ellis to see it and the immigration building.