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Austin, Texas
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The replica was installed in 1951 by the Boy Scouts of America as part of their 40th anniversary celebration, symbolizing freedom and democracy.
The statue was part of a nationwide campaign by the Boy Scouts to promote patriotism and was one of over 200 replicas placed across the United States.
It stands proudly in front of the Texas State Capitol, a fitting location given its symbolic significance.
There are several other replicas scattered throughout the state, including in El Paso and Galveston.
The Austin replica is significantly smaller, standing at just 8 feet tall compared to the original's 305 feet.
