there was a fire that burned down the Immigration center
it is Ellis Island
yes Ellis island burned down on June 15, 1897 becaue of a kitchen fire
Immigrants who came from Europe were processed at Ellis Island.
it was a big fire at the town
they went to ellis immigrants check in hotel
they went to ellis immigrants check in hotel
they went to ellis immigrants check in hotel
The original Ellis Island facility built in 1892 was made almost entirely of Georgia Pine. Although the rosin was removed from the 400 ft. long floor, this oily flammable sap remained in the walls. The building was a tinderbox and burned in less than two hours in the early morning hours of June 15th 1897.
i have no idea what happened
Mary Ellis was born on 1897-06-15.
Ellis E. Patterson was born in 1897.
The original Ellis Island Immigration Station opened on New Year's Day 1892. It burned to the ground just 5 years later, on June 15, 1897. Construction of the present-day Ellis Island Immigration Station (which is now the Ellis Island Immigration Museum) started almost immediately after the original one burned down. Edward Lippincott Tilton and William A. Boring won the design competition in 1897, and by 1900, the Main Building was completed. The Main Powerhouse, Hospital Building and Kitchen and Laundry Buildings were all completed in 1901.