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The inland side of the hospital contains porches
Even the crazy patients had their own porches!
A gentleman in a stovepipe hat and long nose!
Sergey Kadinsky
Photography
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Fall 2005 |
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The South Side of Ellis Island |
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Photography |
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Ellis Island, New York |
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The Ferry Building dates to 1934 |
The Hospital building of 1902 |
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The inland side of the hospital contains porches |
Even the crazy patients had their own porches! |
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The Contagious Disease Wards were built to isolate the ill, built atop an
expansion of the island |
Every building on Ellis Island is connected by hallways, due
to the island's harsh climate. |
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A gentleman in a stovepipe hat and long nose!
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The Front porch to America |
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North Side of Ellis Island |
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The beautifully restored Main Building, home
of the immigration museum. Notice the Canada Geese in the foreground. If you
measure the distance between each one, you could have a good argument
supporting the "intelligent design" theory. |
Prior to the War of
1812, New York's Harbor and its approaches were fortified to prevent a
British attack. Fort Gibson stood on Ellis Island, and today its remains
stand within the Wall of Honor, which contains some 600,000 names. |
G-D Bless America!
I have a published newspaper article about this place
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