A historic island in New York Harbor that served as the nation's premier federal immigration processing station from 1892 to 1954, welcoming over 12 million newcomers. Housed within the French Renaissance-style brick main building, the National Museum of Immigration preserves the poignant Registry Room (Great Hall), historic baggage displays, interactive genealogy archives, and the outdoor American Immigrant Wall of Honor.






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