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A 22-foot-tall fiberglass replica of the Statue of Liberty (on a three-foot base) standing in front of a mural saluting the El Monte Police Department at 11333 Valley Blvd, El Monte. Donated to the city on July 4, 1986 by Dr. Jung T. Wang, Paul Mu, and Victor Chiang, and formally dedicated on November 18, 1987 as part of the kickoff for El Monte's diamond jubilee (75th anniversary of incorporation). A California historical marker documents the statue's donation and dedication.
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Lady Liberty 22-foot replica
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Site-level location · 34.0709° N, 118.0271° W
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11333 Valley Blvd, El Monte, CA -- in front of the mural saluting the El Monte Police Department.
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