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RMBTKHAG–Jewish men and boys in prayer shawls standing in front of a dilapidated tenement synagogue on Yom Kippur. New York City. Ca.1910.
RMFFAMJY–CHINESE IMMIGRANTS, 1879. /nA school for Chinese immigrants in New York City: wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1879.
RM2B0GJHY–Paul Frenzeny, American, 1840–1902, Italian Immigrants in New York, 1873, Wood engraving on paper, image: 9 1/16 x 13 5/8 in. (23 x 34.6 cm
RMF810WC–Legal immigrants in New York City take free English classes at a community center on the lower east side in Manhattan, NYC.
RMW9NXC8–Street signage proclaiming Allen Street as Avenue of the Immigrants in New York City's Lower East Side
RM2HD0CMR–New York, USA. 19th Dec, 2021. The construction site of Grand Prospect Hall. For many German immigrants in New York, the 'Grand Prospect Hall' was a place to put down roots with the old homeland - and even made it to Hollywood. Now the Victorian ballroom will probably be torn down - even though fans are still fighting against it. (to dpa 'Grand Prospect Hall': End of a German landmark in New York') Credit: Susanne Hehr/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMG16CM5–Entitled: 'Four immigrants and their belongings, on a dock, looking out over the water; view from behind.' In the 35 years before Ellis Island opened, over eight million immigrants arriving in New York had been processed by New York State officials at Cas
RMHGGT1T–Immigrants waiting in line for processing by Immigration Bureau officials. - Ellis Island Immigration Station 1902-1913
RMERH9KW–Immigrants applying for naturalisation in New York court. 19th century, USA. Illustration by Stanley Fox (dates unknown)
RMF0K569–New York City, USA, Small Business, Chinese Hair Salon Shop, looking in, Chinatown District, immigrants usa Asian
RMDYF3AM–European immigrants on Ellis Island. Immigrants arriving in the United States through Ellis Island, New York. Unknown
RM2J1YY7D–Ellis Island with Manhattan Skyline in background, World Trade Center Towers to left, New York City, New York, USA, Historic American Buildings Survey Collection, 1970's
RMTYNMFF–New Citizens of the United States wave American Flags when U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials hold a naturalization ceremony for 150 immigrants in New York City on July 2, 2013. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducted three naturalization ceremonies for 450 people today in Manhattan 2 days before the July 4th holiday. UPI/John Angelillo
RMBTKK90–Paved yard lines with outdoor latrines in one of the city's worst slums on Jersey Street, where poor Italians immigrants lived in New York. 1889 photograph by Jacob Riis.
RM2J3HXFH–MANHATTAN, New York City, NY, USA, View on Ellis Island in New York harbor, famous island where new immigrants had a place to enter USA, land of freedom.
RMF810WF–Legal immigrants in New York CIty take free English classes at a community center on the lower east side in Manhattan, NYC.
RM2CJNXYG–A circa 1930's photographic postcard of visitors sitting in the Mayflower ship photo booth at Coney Island entertainment area situated on a peninsula in south-western Brooklyn, New York City, USA. Thousands of visitors to the entertainment complex paid to have their photograph taken in the same place each year to commemorate the Mayflower's cultural icon symbolism, particularly those who arrived as new settlers themselves to the 'promised land'. The area's name is thought to have originated from the Dutch 'Conyne Eylandt' meaning the island of rabbits.
RM2HD0CNE–New York, USA. 19th Dec, 2021. Historian Todd Fine stands in front of the construction site at Grand Prospect Hall. For many German immigrants in New York, the 'Grand Prospect Hall' was a place to put down roots with the old homeland - and even made it to Hollywood. Now the Victorian ballroom will probably be torn down - even though fans are still fighting against it. (to dpa 'Grand Prospect Hall': End of a German landmark in New York') Credit: Susanne Hehr/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMHGGT1G–Group photograph of newly-arrived immigrants in native costumes, some with turbans, some with fezzes. - Ellis Island Immigration Station 1902-1913
RMG16CM0–Entitled: 'immigrants from 'Princess Irene'. In the 35 years before Ellis Island opened, over eight million immigrants arriving in New York had been processed by New York State officials at Castle Garden Immigration Depot in lower Manhattan, just across t
RMCXFH8M–New York City, NY, USA, DUMBO Latino Migrant Family in Fancy Dress Looking at Manhattan Skyline, After Wedding in Brooklyn, International Immigrants, migrants in USA
RMD98E0M–Immigrants just arrived in the USA from Europe waiting to be processed in the immigrant building, Ellis Island, New York.
RM2M7DC65–New York City health officers vaccinating Russian and Polish immigrants against smallpox at the quarantine station. Some are objecting. After an illustration in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, December 26, 1885.
RMTYNMDH–New Citizens of the United States wave American Flags when U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials hold a naturalization ceremony for 150 immigrants in New York City on July 2, 2013. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducted three naturalization ceremonies for 450 people today in Manhattan 2 days before the July 4th holiday. UPI/John Angelillo
RMBTKHE5–Ellis Island commissioner, Frederick Wallis posed with a group of new arrivals in 1921-21, during the end of unlimited influx of immigrants and transition to restrictions established with the 1924 Immigration Quota Act.
RMFF9NNG–IMMIGRANTS: NEW YORK, 1880. /nEuropean immigrants at the railroad station in New York City embarking for the West. Wood engraving, American, 1880.
RMHTT8XC–Immigrants to the United States on the deck of the German steamship SS Patricia operated by the Hamburg America Line, a German shipping company who’s transatlantic service was developed to carry German migrants to the United States. Photographed by Edwin Levick (1869-1929) in December 1906.
RM2J3HXNB–MANHATTAN, New York City, NY, USA, View on Ellis Island in New York harbor, famous island where new immigrants had a place to enter USA, land of freedom.
RMF810WG–Legal immigrants in New York City take free English classes at a community center on the lower east side in Manhattan, NYC.
RMC5DNHD–Affectionate local Russian immigrants hug in the 'Little Odessa' neighborhood of Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, New York.
RMBTNJTP–Vintage photo circa 1907 of immigrants waiting to be processed at Ellis Island in New York.
RMM66PG8–STATUE OF LIBERTY SHOWN FROM BUST UP FULL MOON IN BACKGROUND NEW YORK CITY USA - r27762 PHT001 HARS UNITED STATES TORCH ICON INSPIRATION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NY SPIRITUALITY MONUMENT NOSTALGIA NORTH AMERICA LUNAR FREEDOM NORTH AMERICAN IMMIGRANTS ICONS DREAMS URBAN CENTER STRENGTH IMMIGRANT NOBODY POWERFUL TOURIST GOTHAM NORTHEAST TRAVEL USA INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY VERTICAL ATTRACTION NYC PATRIOT POLITICS STATUARY CONCEPTUAL EAST COAST NEW YORK CITIES IMAGINATION IMMIGRATION PATRIOTIC TRAVEL NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK CITY SYMBOLIC IMMIGRATING PATRIOTISM STATUE OF LIBERTY STATUES
RM2AMD2D2–Police trying to identify victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire in New York City, March 1911
RM2A5YNEB–Food will win the war - You came here seeking freedom, now you must help to preserve it - Wheat is needed for the allies - waste nothing poste in Hebrew during the first world war, 1917. Poster showing immigrants arriving in New York harbour, with Statue of Liberty beneath a rainbow.
RMG16CM4–Entitled: 'Physicians examining a group of Jewish immigrants, 1907.' Photograph shows immigrants gathered in small room, two with shirts off being examined by physicians; eye chart written in Hebrew hangs on wall. In the 35 years before Ellis Island opene
RMKWD962–Baked potato vendor with a pushcart oven in New York's Lower East Side, c. 1915-20. The neighborhood was packed with Eastern European Jewish immigrants (BSLOC 2016 8 81)
RMF0K5GB–New York City, USA, Group Chinese Senior men, Playing Traditional Chinese Board Games in Chinatown District, in Public Park, immigrants usa Asian migrants in USA
RMDYEKBA–Food will win the war - You came here seeking freedom, now you must help to preserve it - Wheat is needed for the allies - waste nothing poste in Hebrew during the first world war, 1917. Poster showing immigrants arriving in New York harbour, with Statue of Liberty beneath a rainbow.
RMTYNMG7–New Citizens of the United States wave American Flags when U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials hold a naturalization ceremony for 150 immigrants in New York City on July 2, 2013. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducted three naturalization ceremonies for 450 people today in Manhattan 2 days before the July 4th holiday. UPI/John Angelillo
RM2M3T4GJ–Large amount of refugees (especially Jews) from Russia traveling by ship to Ellis Island, New York, to start a better life in America.
RMBTKHB5–Two women immigrants and a child engage a wagon for transport to their next stop, probably a boarding house or railroad station. Many women with children followed their husbands who came earlier to establish the economic foundation for their families. New York's Castle Garden is in the background. Ca. 1900.
RMFFA7N8–IMMIGRANTS: PIECEWORK. /nAn Italian immigrant family doing garment piecework in their New York City tenement home. Oil over a photograph, c1905.
RMHTJX4D–Immigrants to the United States on the deck of the German steamship SS Patricia operated by the Hamburg America Line, a German shipping company who’s transatlantic service was developed to carry German migrants to the United States. Photographed by Edwin Levick (1869-1929) in December 1906.
RMKK93GF–Black and white photograph of immigrants waiting in line for processing by Immigration Bureau officials, by Edwin Levick, Ellis Island, New York, 1907. From the New York Public Library.
RMF810W9–Legal immigrants in New York CIty take free English classes at a community center on the lower east side in Manhattan, NYC.
RMC5DNHN–Affectionate local Russian immigrants hug in the 'Little Odessa' neighborhood of Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, New York.
RMBTNX21–Vintage photo circa 1911 of immigrants queuing up to be processed at Ellis Island in New York.
RM2H3DHTF–Ellis Island Port of New York and New Jersey on the Hudson river. In the end of the 19th century and early 20th century the first place immigrants came to when arriving to USA. Picture taken on march 17 1923 and the large waiting room for people waiting for their turn to start the process of being american citizens. Their papers and documents are being controlled. Aproxamatly 12 million people came through Ellis Island on their way to USA and ca 2% was refused entrance and was sent home to where they came from.
RM2JMGFC9–4 Vietnamese boat people settle in Queens, New York and acclimate to the new culture over slices of pizza. In 1980 in NYC.
RM2A5YPPY–Jimmie Chinquanana, New York. In dark, inner room of his home, in the rear of their family store. the ninth child, six of whom are dead. Photo by Lewis W. Hine, 1913.
RMP6J944–Manhattan, New York, USA. 30th June, 2018. Thousands of demonstrators and immigrant rights activists gathered at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan for the rally against ICE and immigrants deportation to keep families together. Credit: Ryan Rahman/Alamy Live News
RMEC7KRY–Physicians examining a group of Jewish immigrants who are gathered in small room. Two of the patients have their shirts off and are being examined by physicians while an eye chart written in Hebrew hangs on the wall - possibly taken on Ellis Island.
RMTYNMFJ–New Citizens of the United States wave American Flags when U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials hold a naturalization ceremony for 150 immigrants in New York City on July 2, 2013. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducted three naturalization ceremonies for 450 people today in Manhattan 2 days before the July 4th holiday. UPI/John Angelillo
RM2M3T4HF–Emigrants intending to go to Ellis Island, New York to start a new life in America are examined before leaving Hamburg. Photograph showing the registering office (steckbrieftstaten), where records were kept of the various measurements and details as to appearance.
RM2WHJC58–Duke of York Square, London, UK, 10 February 2024: As the Year of the Dragon approaches, we celebrate the Chinese New Year which symbolizes good luck, health and strength. The Duke of York Square Market offers traditional Chinese food and exciting entertainment including traditional dragon and lion dance performances, Chinese drummers, and celebratory face painting for your little ones.The Year of the Dragon begins with the Lunar New Year 2024. Deeply rooted in the rich heritage of Chinese culture, the Year of the Dragon is a powerful symbol of wealth and good fortune from East and Southeast
RMBTKHE8–Immigrants working their way through the maze of barriers and lines at the new Immigrant Building, Ellis Island, in New York Harbor. Ca. 1904
RMFFB19E–IMMIGRANTS: CASTLE GARDEN. /nNewly arrived immigrants enjoying their first Thanksgiving dinner in the United States at Castle Garden, New York, 1884. Contemporary American wood engraving.
RM2C3T4KM–A ship with immigrant passengers of many nationalities passing the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in New York harbour, United States of America. After an illustration by an unknown artist in Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, July, 1887.
RME1621E–Annie Moore statue in Cobh, Ireland. At 15, with her 2 brothers were the first immigrants processed at Ellis Island in New York
RMF810WD–Legal immigrants in New York City take free English classes at a community center on the lower east side in Manhattan, NYC.
RMHTJT1M–Immigration “Inspection Card” issued to migrants arriving at Ellis Island immigrant inspection depot for medical and legal examination. This card was issued to a migrant on board the SS Estonia who boarded at Danzig who was referred to Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital. This ship was operated by the Baltic-America Line, a Danish shipping company who carried East European and German migrants from Hamburg, Danzig and Libau to New York and Halifax in comfort from 1917 through the 1920s.
RMBFX886–The names of immigrants that passed through Ellis Island etched in a metal wall, New York City
RMRB535R–Young Lion dancer and her mom in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn on Chinese New Year, 2017.
RMRB65A4–Physicians examining a group of Jewish immigrants who are gathered in small room. Two of the patients have their shirts off and are being examined by physicians while an eye chart written in Hebrew hangs on the wall - possibly taken on Ellis Island.
RMC2H5F1–11:30 A.M. Jennie Rizzandi, 9 year old girl, helping mother and father finish garments in a dilapidated tenements, immigrants
RMP6J947–Manhattan, New York, USA. 30th June, 2018. Thousands of demonstrators and immigrant rights activists gathered at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan for the rally against ICE and immigrants deportation to keep families together. Credit: Ryan Rahman/Alamy Live News
RM2JTFJ5J–Avenue of the Immigrants and Allen street signs in Manhattan's Chinatown/Lower East Side, New York.
RMF0K5FF–New York City, USA, Group Chinese Immigrants Asian, Senior Women, Playing Traditional Chinese Board Games in Chinatown District, in Public Park, senior people activities, retirement pensioners fun, older women group serious, social security senior
RMG2N0G5–Italian immigrants shown in a crowded scene in Mulberry Street, Little Italy, new York; Manhattan, circa 1900
RMW032W4–New citizens of the United States raise their hands to be sworn in when U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials hold a naturalization ceremony for 150 immigrants in New York City on July 2, 2013. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducted three naturalization ceremonies for 450 people today in Manhattan 2 days before the July 4th holiday. UPI/John Angelillo
RMG36MDM–Immigrants waiting inspection in the Great Assembly Hall at Ellis Island, New York Date: 1911
RM2WHJCG3–Duke of York Square, London, UK, 10 February 2024: As the Year of the Dragon approaches, we celebrate the Chinese New Year which symbolizes good luck, health and strength. The Duke of York Square Market offers traditional Chinese food and exciting entertainment including traditional dragon and lion dance performances, Chinese drummers, and celebratory face painting for your little ones.The Year of the Dragon begins with the Lunar New Year 2024. Deeply rooted in the rich heritage of Chinese culture, the Year of the Dragon is a powerful symbol of wealth and good fortune from East and Southeast
RMBTKHEA–U.S. inspectors examining eyes of immigrants at Ellis Island, in New York Harbor. A diagnosis of trachoma would automatically be grounds for refusing admission to the United States.
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