Soon, you might be able to visit the Statue of Liberty without hopping on a ferry and braving hordes of tourists. That’s because Google recently collected Street View imagery of Liberty Island for the very first time — according to The New York Times, it’s been a challenge getting permission and access to the island, which is run by the National Parks Service. The paper followed a Google contractor as he donned the Street View backpack and toured the island for the benefit of millions online, You can read the full story here.
Google will soon let you tour the Statue of Liberty in Street View
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