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The Lower East Side of New York used to be an industrial area. It became a famous immigration area because of its low cost of living and many jobs. Now it's a new financial district, with a lot of banks, insurance companies and the headquarters of law firms. And this apartment Museum retains the memory of that year, showing the old apartment buildings of immigrants. Visiting this museum makes one wonder how tremendous the changes of history have been.

移民公寓博物館

發佈日期:2015 年 12 月 19 日
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  • 泰宁根吴承恩
    4/5很好

    移民公寓博物館比較的小的,在一幢舊房子裏面。房子雖然老舊。但保養得非常的好民,博物館也挺漂亮的,裏面向我們展示了美國移民的歷史的

    0
    發佈日期:2020 年 4 月 7 日
  • New_York_Gossip
    4/5很好

    这座主题呈暗红色的就是移民公寓博物馆(TENEMENT MUSEUM)了。这是一家为了纪念早期移民而建造的历史博物馆,里面的很多展品还原了上个世纪移民家庭的生活日常。

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    發佈日期:2018 年 7 月 21 日
  • 乐天的静
    5/5極好
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    Immigration Apartment Museum is a very famous comprehensive museum in New York. Relatives and colleagues will like it very much. It's worth coming here. It's a very tiring journey. At that time, the interest was not very high. Friends recommended it unanimously. Unexpectedly, the whole body and mind were relaxed after it came.

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    發佈日期:2018 年 4 月 29 日
  • AAAA
    4/5很好
    原文

    The East Side of New York used to be both an industrial and an immigration area. Because of its low cost of living and many jobs, people from all over the world often come to New York and settle there. Now it's a new financial district, where most of the big banks, insurance companies, law firms, investment banks and so on have moved their headquarters.

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    發佈日期:2015 年 10 月 29 日
  • 天天溜
    4/5很好
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    We visited the museum and thought that the Migrant Apartment Museum could show you the living conditions of various immigrant families in different historical periods. Learning history in this way is very interesting, and I like the food tour in museums.

    4
    發佈日期:2017 年 2 月 22 日
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