American Museum of Immigration, Museum in the United States of America
The American Museum of Immigration showcases the history and impact of immigrants in the USA.
Opened in 1972, it provides insight into the diverse stories of American immigrants.
The museum highlights the cultural contributions immigrants have made to America.
Visitors can learn about immigration policies and their evolution over the years.
Situated near the Statue of Liberty, it offers a poignant view on the hopes and struggles of arriving immigrants.
Inception: 1972
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