Take a look inside one of New York's "Top 10" places to visit, the Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
The museum is in such pristine condition that you have a really clear idea of exactly what the immigrants went through before they stepped foot on United States soil.
It is a very informative and cultural experience and one can't go to New York and not see it as Ellis Island (in a way) IS New York.
0:03 - Outside the Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
0:56 - The Registry Room. (1:30) - Close-up of the ceiling and the tiles. (1:48) - Large American flag hangs from one of the balconies. (1:58) - Notes on the U.S. Public Health Service from 1892 to 1924. It describes how doctors sometimes only had six seconds to "scan" each immigrant during the line inspection. (2:20) - Notes on the Hospital Buildings and photos.
3:00 - Inside the exhibition.
The museum is in such pristine condition that you have a really clear idea of exactly what the immigrants went through before they stepped foot on United States soil.
It is a very informative and cultural experience and one can't go to New York and not see it as Ellis Island (in a way) IS New York.
0:03 - Outside the Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
0:56 - The Registry Room. (1:30) - Close-up of the ceiling and the tiles. (1:48) - Large American flag hangs from one of the balconies. (1:58) - Notes on the U.S. Public Health Service from 1892 to 1924. It describes how doctors sometimes only had six seconds to "scan" each immigrant during the line inspection. (2:20) - Notes on the Hospital Buildings and photos.
3:00 - Inside the exhibition.
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