Letter To Ellis Island Research Paper

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Dear Family, I hope this letter serves you well and you can now understand more about my journey through Ellis Island! When i first arrived all i could focus on was the building in the distance they had amazed me, it seemed as if they were the biggest things i've ever seen. The building looked as if they were reaching for the sky. But as I arrived to Ellis Island I saw many people and heard many different accents and languages around me, they both overwhelmed me and amazed me. I had to go through many different parts of the island, they asked me many questions about my background, health, and my intentions for living in America. They also made me do exercises to check my physical health. Then I made it to the medical examination place, they
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