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    On this day in 1884, workers laid the first cornerstone for the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty. More than 140 years later, Lady Liberty continues to stand watch over New York Harbor as an enduring symbol of freedom. Photo by John Hendricks
    Statue of Liberty standing tall on its pedestal with a clear sky and cityscape in the background.
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    The U.S. Park Police Mounted Unit started with one rented horse in 1934. More than 90 years later, mounted officers still patrol iconic landmarks, manage crowds and help keep our Nation’s capital safe and beautiful. A proud tradition of excellence rides on. Photo by K. Graczyk
    Two mounted police officers on horseback stand alert on the grass near the illuminated Lincoln Memorial at dusk.
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    US Department of the Interior
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    Aug 4
    The original Lewis River Bridge served Yellowstone visitors for decades. 🧵
    A crumbling bridge over a calm river.
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    US Department of the Interior
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    Aug 4
    A cornerstone of America's early republic has reopened. Following a $43 million rehabilitation funded in large part by the Great American Outdoors Act, signed into law by @POTUS in 2020, the First Bank of the United States at @INDEPENDENCENHP has reopened to visitors.
    Interior view of a grand circular hall with tall columns and a patterned glass dome ceiling illuminated by warm lighting.
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    Aug 4
    Six years ago today, the Great American Outdoors Act became law, making one of the largest investments in America's public lands in a generation. Today, those investments are helping Americans enjoy safer trails, restored parks, and improved access across the country. Get
    Two bikers stop to view the snow-capped peaks at Glacier National Park. A river calmly flows just below the road.

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