Ellis Island Immigration Museum Pictures
By Heather Cross, About.com Guide
Upon arrival at Ellis Island, immigrants were required to leave their baggage as they went through the legal and medical evaluations. For many immigrants who didn't speak English, this was a confusing and worrisome experience.
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