Image: Ellis Island Wall of Honor
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Description: George is looking for his great-grandmother's name, who immigrated to the U.S.A in 1921 from Turkish Armenia. This was a fund-raiser implemented by Lee Iaccoca, whose parents were immigrants from Italy, to repair the Statute of Liberty. People paid to have their immigrant relative's name placed on the wall. I did this for my mother as a Mother's Day gift, since it was her mother that arrived on this island.
Title: Ellis Island Wall of Honor
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Author: Mnanian
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