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Ellis Island features The Museum of Immigration, which houses seven items needed to complete the hoard of The Great Dragon of Bleecker Street.
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Description[]
Exhibits[]
From New Amsterdam to New York[]
This exhibit features a drawing of Holly Branch after just stealing Peter Stuyvesant's wooden leg, she along with many other people are around a maypole. The drawing being drawn in brand-new New York, a few weeks after Peter Stuyvesant surrendered to the British.
Life in the New World[]
This exhibit features a photo of Giancarlo Bicicleta playing an organ grinder, his daughter, and his Capuchin monkey playing two finger cymbals. Behind him is a bicycle, and many other Italian families coming into New York.
Famine and Diaspora[]
This exhibit features a photo from 1847 of a crowd of people disembarking from a steam ship coming into New York. Margaret McConnell and her family are among those leaving the ship.
Immigration and the Armed Services[]
This exhibit features a photo of Alejandro and Maria Ortiz in their 20's, celebrating Alejandro coming home from fighting the Nazis in World War II at a ticker tape parade.
Tenement and Family Life[]
This exhibit features a photo of a 1800s tenement family of seamstress like tailors celebrating Hanukkah together. A silhouette of Willy the Golem is looking in through the window.
The Great Migration and the Harlem Renaissance[]
This exhibit features a photo of Arthur and Marian Brown at their wedding after just cutting their wedding cake.
20th Century Immigration[]
This exhibit features a photo of a young Jackson Wei and his family in their home.
Background[]
About a month or two before The Dream Team went to Ellis Island Gladiator bought seven items from the museum. The items being Peter Stuyvesant's wooden leg, one of Giancarlo Bicicleta's finger cymbals, Margaret McConnell's lucky coin, a piece of ticker tape from a Veterans-Day parade, a candle from a family being protected by Willy, Marian Brown's wedding bouquet, and Jackson Wei's Mets baseball. Each of these items being part of The Great Dragon of Bleecker Street's Hoard, being bought by Gladiator so that Null could erase them. But this was covered up as Gladiator purchasing these items in a private exchange to be moved to their own private museum, although Gladiator never released any plans to build a museum.
History[]
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On the day The Dream Team went to Ellis Island Gladiator officially bought Ellis Island.