Did You Know?
A few years ago, Lady Liberty needed an upgrade of her heating system. The National Parks Service, the federal agency that manages the monument, chose to outfit her with a brand new oil heating system. Because the Statue has such a massive interior space and complex construction, superior efficiency made oil heat the ideal option. Another benefit was that oil heat would fight the harbor's wind chills. Oil heat's reliability would ensure that the statue's staff, visitors, equipment, structure and artifacts would be protected. The new, state-of-the-art oil heat system was installed in the statue in 1998. Yes, Lady Liberty certainly does warm hearts... with a little help from Oil Heat!

Many other notable monuments also use oil heat to keep visitors warm and comfortable. The National Baseball Hall of Fame, The National Basketball Hall of Fame, and the Mount Rushmore National Monument are three of these great American landmarks. Throughout the country, the greatest historic sights look to trusted, dependable Oil Heat.