The main function of the compound on Ellis Island was to serve as an Immigration processing station for millions of immigrants arriving in the United States from 1892 to 1954. It provided medical examinations and legal inspections to determine the eligibility of newcomers to enter the country. The facility aimed to ensure that immigrants met health standards and were not likely to become public charges. Ellis Island became a symbol of hope and opportunity for many seeking a better life in America.
Ellis Island.
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Ellis Island NY Harbor and Angel Island San Francisco, Ca.
Ellis Island ( New Jersey; NY.) and Angel Island (San Francisco; CA)
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Ellis Island was the main federal Immigration station for the United States. Generally, all groups of immigrants arriving by boat would have been processed here in the 1880s.
They came in from Ellis Island mainly. considering they were in the same ocean.(Atlantic)
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.
In the majority there were citizens from Europe with the Irish, Italians and Germans to lead the list of the immigrants of the times.
From 1860-1910, the two main ports were Ellis Island, New York, an Boston, Massachusetts.
Today, you can go to the Immigrant museum in the Main Building. There you can watch the Award-winning documentary "Island of Hope, Island of Tears," as well as look at the other exhibits (such a the Wall of Honor with immigrant's names).
It was probably the Ellis Island, but check on google just incase. That's what I'm gonna do now anyways :)