Immigrant boy salutes flag on ship in Boston harbor
Item Information
- Title:
- Immigrant boy salutes flag on ship in Boston harbor
- Description:
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Boston was the second busiest port of entry for new immigrants in the early 20th century. Between 1900-1910, over 530,000 immigrants arrived at the docks in Boston. The proportion of foreign-born residents in Boston (and in the United States as a whole) peaked in 1910, before immigration restrictions and quotas were enacted in the 1920s, limiting new immigrants based on the proportion of people of that nationality at that time and specifically further restricting immigration from China or Japan. In 1965 the United States significantly changed its immigration policies, attracting new groups of people and dramatically increasing the foreign-born population.
- Photographer:
- Bond, Edmunds E., 1871-1961
- Date:
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[ca. 1895]
- Format:
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Photographs
- Location:
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Boston Public Library
Arts Department - Collection (local):
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Print Department Collection
- Subjects:
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Immigrants--Massachusetts--Boston
- Places:
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MassachusettsSuffolk (county)Boston
- Extent:
- 1 photograph
- Terms of Use:
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No known copyright restrictions.
No known restrictions on use.
- Place of origin:
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Boston (Mass.)
- Notes (exhibitions):
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Exhibited: "City of Neighborhoods: The Changing Face of Boston" organized by the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the Boston Public Library, 2014.
- Identifier:
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06_01_012688
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