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Connecting to Immigration History Through Preservation and Education

Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation raises awareness of the experience of Immigration into America through the Pacific.

 
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“The Immigration Station gives you a great peek into the Ellis Island of the west coast.”

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“Gathering: Collecting and Documenting Chinese American History” is a new exhibit at @mocanyc that tells the origin story of historical societies, museums, and organized projects that document and make public Chinese history throughout America. AIISF and 28 other organizations were selected to be part of this special exhibit - open now until March 22, 2020. #chinesehistory #angelislandimmigrationstation #nyc
Angel Island, while on the west coast, also saw European immigrants over its 30-year history. Nationwide, of the 12 million European immigrants entering the United States, only 2% were denied entry. #angelislandimmigrationstation #europeanimmigration #pastandpresent #thenandnow
The former USIS Hospital may not be open to the public, yet, but we thought you’d enjoy a quick peek inside. Over the next year, the newly renovated galleries will be filled exhibits for the Pacific Coast Immigration Center: a place to learn, explore, and reflect on our shared history as a nation of immigrants.