Ellis Island Quarantine, NY: Deaths in Quarantine, 1909-1911

THE FORGOTTEN OF ELLIS ISLAND
Deaths in Quarantine, 1909-1911

Some Ellis Island Images
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From the water
Postcard dated 1906.
The ferry which would have taken immigrants to Ellis Island.				The slip where the ferry arrives and lets off today's site-seers and in the past the immigrants. It lies between Islands 1 and 2
On the Island
The immigration building at the old Barge Office at the southern tip of Manhattan.				The main Registry Building today as seen from the boat.
The two photos below were taken in the inner courtyards of the dormitory building located behind the Registry Building. These buildings are not yet open to the public.

The above photo is of the backside of Island 1 where the employee ferry arrives.
An inner courtyard of the dormitory building behind the Registry Building.				The gardens by the Walls of Immigrants.
A section of the Wall of Immigrants, located in the gardens behind the Registry Building on Island 1 with a great view of Manhattan and the World Trade Towers in the background. The Ellis Island employee ferry can also be seen.
Internal views
A picture of the Registry Room in the main immigration hall.				A view from the second floor of the Registry Building with Lady Liberty in the distance.
For more photos, See the Scenes at Ellis Island, the Principal Immigrant Gateway... as well as the Maltine brochure.