Also a scene on "The Rip Van Winkle Caper".
The crooks come out of suspended animation and find one of their comrades is now a skeleton; his glass case had been cracked by a falling rock. Similar to what happened to Stewart.

There was also an episode of the original twilight zone where an astronaut crashes on a Barron asteroid and kills his crew for their supplies and than walks over a ridge to see a telephone pole.
Oh my god I was wrong!
It was earth all along!

Memos from the Arthur P. Jacobs archive at Loyola Marymount University in L.A. confirm the deli story and that Jacobs had Serling incorporate the Statue of Liberty ending in his drafts of the screenplay in 1964. This according to author John O'Callaghan in his book "Simians & Serialism."

According to some sources, Arthur Jacobs and Blake Edwards (who originally was to direct) were in a Hollywood deli and saw a picture of the Statue of Liberty on the wall so they decided to use it. However, other sources claim that Rod Serling came up with it in one of his screenplay revisions.

IIRC, the same artist done a similar magazine cover that was even older.
Edit: Yep, it's from '53
https://2warpstoneptune.com/category/alex-schomburg/