Ellis Island

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Ellis Island is a historic immigration station in New York Harbor that served as the primary entry point for millions of immigrants to the United States from 1892 to 1954.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former immigration station
historic site
island
accessibleFrom Battery Park, Manhattan
Liberty State Park, New Jersey
addedToNationalRegisterOfHistoricPlaces 1966
area approximately 27.5 acres
closedAsImmigrationStation 1954
connectedBy ferry
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designatedAs National Historic Landmark
expandedBy land reclamation
featuredIn American literature about immigrants
numerous films about immigration
function immigration inspection station
processing center for immigrants
governedBy United States government
surface form: federal government of the United States
governingBody United States Department of the Interior
surface form: U.S. Department of the Interior
hasBuilding Main Immigration Building
hasCemetery Ellis Island self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital burial grounds
hasFacility Ellis Island self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
hasRegistry American Immigrant Wall of Honor
hasStructure Great Hall
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
surface form: National Historic Landmark District
jurisdictionSharedBy New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

New York
locatedIn New York Harbor estuarine system
surface form: New York Harbor

Upper New York Bay
locatedInOrNear Jersey City
surface form: Jersey City, New Jersey

New York City
managedBy National Park Service
museumOpened 1990
namedAfter Samuel Ellis
nearbyLandmark Statue of Liberty
notableFor role in U.S. immigration history
symbol of the American immigrant experience
numberOfImmigrantsProcessed over 12 million
openedAsImmigrationStation 1892
originalArea about 3.3 acres
partOf Statue of Liberty
surface form: Statue of Liberty National Monument
peakYearsOfOperation 1900–1914
previousName Gibbet Island
Little Oyster Island
servedAsPrimaryEntryPointFor immigrants to the United States
usedFor detention of some immigrants
legal inspection of arriving immigrants
medical inspection of arriving immigrants

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Statue of Liberty near Ellis Island
Upper New York Bay contains Ellis Island
Upper New York Bay hasLandmark Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Ellis Island hasFacility Ellis Island self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Ellis Island hasCemetery Ellis Island self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital burial grounds
Liberty Island connectedTo Ellis Island
Liberty Island nearbyIsland Ellis Island
Jersey City hasNearbyAttraction Ellis Island
Governors Island nearby Ellis Island
Main Immigration Building locatedIn Ellis Island
Main Immigration Building partOf Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Immigration Station
Main Immigration Building associatedWith Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Main Immigration Building alsoKnownAs Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Main Building
Main Immigration Building connectedTo Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island ferry docks
Liberty State Park, New Jersey overlooks Ellis Island
subject surface form: Liberty State Park
American Immigrant Wall of Honor associatedWith Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
American Immigrant Wall of Honor relatedTo Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island immigration station
Great Hall partOf Ellis Island
subject surface form: Great Hall (Ellis Island)
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Immigration Station
Great Hall locatedIn Ellis Island
subject surface form: Great Hall (Ellis Island)
Great Hall partOf Ellis Island
subject surface form: Great Hall (Ellis Island)
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Great Hall partOf Ellis Island
subject surface form: Great Hall (Ellis Island)
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Main Building
Great Hall partOf Ellis Island
subject surface form: Great Hall (Ellis Island)
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Historic District
Battery Park, Manhattan overlooks Ellis Island
subject surface form: Battery Park
Little Oyster Island formerNameOf Ellis Island
Little Oyster Island replacedByName Ellis Island
Statue of Liberty National Monument hasPart Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Gibbet Island formerNameOf Ellis Island
Gibbet Island replacedBy Ellis Island
Gibbet Island hasPart Ellis Island
subject surface form: Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Gibbet Island alsoKnownAs Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island (historical name)
Bedloe's Island near Ellis Island
Museum of Jewish Heritage overlooks Ellis Island
Castle Williams near Ellis Island
Samuel Ellis hasNameOrigin Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island named after Samuel Ellis
Samuel Ellis associatedWithPlace Ellis Island
Samuel Ellis hasLegacy Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island immigration station bearing his surname
New York county includesIsland Ellis Island
subject surface form: New York County
this entity surface form: Ellis Island (New York portion)
Annie Moore placeOfImmigration Ellis Island
Annie Moore heritageSiteAssociatedWith Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
Guastavino tile vaulting notableExample Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Immigration Station
Registry Room locatedIn Ellis Island
Registry Room partOf Ellis Island
this entity surface form: Ellis Island Immigration Station