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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by NY Adventure Club\n\nHow did a tiny island off th
 e coast of Manhattan become the busiest immigration station in the United 
 States\, where 20% of American citizens can trace their family roots to? T
 his is the story of Ellis Island and how it defined what it means to be an
  American\, the nation of immigrants.\n\nExplore the incredible story of E
 llis Island — between 1892-1924\, this 27-acre island in New York Harbor p
 rocessed over 12 million immigrants from around the world seeking a new li
 fe in the United States of America.\n\nLed by NYC Tour Guide Michael Morge
 nthal — whose great grandparents immigrated through Ellis Island from Ukra
 ine in 1905 — our virtual experience surrounding Ellis Island and the immi
 gration experience will include:\n\nImmigration prior to the opening of El
 lis Island\, and why the Federal Government decided to open multiple immig
 ration stations throughout the country The harrowing journey of immigrants
 \, from fleeing their homeland\, to a barrage of medical/legal/financial e
 xaminations on Ellis Island\, to stepping foot on to Manhattan island\n\nT
 he criteria used to admit entry to the United States\, and what happened t
 o those who were denied\nWhy Ellis Island was abandoned as an immigration 
 point of entry in 1954\, only 30 years after it became active\nEllis Islan
 d in modern times\, from becoming our National Immigration Museum in 1990\
 , to touring the island's abandoned hospital complex\, to its relevance to
 day when debating the issue of immigration\nAfterward\, we'll have a Q&A w
 ith Mike — any and all questions about Ellis Island are welcomed and encou
 raged!
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by NY Adventure Club\n\nHow did a tiny island off the
  coast of Manhattan become the busiest immigration station in the United S
 tates\, where 20% of American citizens can trace their family roots to? Th
 is is the story of Ellis Island and how it defined what it means to be an 
 American\, the nation of immigrants.\n\nExplore the incredible story of El
 lis Island — between 1892-1924\, this 27-acre island in New York Harbor pr
 ocessed over 12 million immigrants from around the world seeking a new lif
 e in the United States of America.\n\nLed by NYC Tour Guide Michael Morgen
 thal — whose great grandparents immigrated through Ellis Island from Ukrai
 ne in 1905 — our virtual experience surrounding Ellis Island and the immig
 ration experience will include:\n\nImmigration prior to the opening of Ell
 is Island\, and why the Federal Government decided to open multiple immigr
 ation stations throughout the country The harrowing journey of immigrants\
 , from fleeing their homeland\, to a barrage of medical/legal/financial ex
 aminations on Ellis Island\, to stepping foot on to Manhattan island\n\nTh
 e criteria used to admit entry to the United States\, and what happened to
  those who were denied\nWhy Ellis Island was abandoned as an immigration p
 oint of entry in 1954\, only 30 years after it became active\nEllis Island
  in modern times\, from becoming our National Immigration Museum in 1990\,
  to touring the island's abandoned hospital complex\, to its relevance tod
 ay when debating the issue of immigration\nAfterward\, we'll have a Q&A wi
 th Mike — any and all questions about Ellis Island are welcomed and encour
 aged!
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SUMMARY:Ellis Island: Gateway to Freedom
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