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Immigration: Jewish Immigration Through A Philadelphia Native’s Family Eyes

September 10, 2018 Grace Shallow 1

Russian teenagers immigrating to the United States in the early-1900s experienced American freedom even before docking at Ellis Island. For the first time in their lives, these boys and girls spent unsupervised alone time together. [continue reading…]