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Hotel de Inmigrantes

Hotel de Inmigrantes: Gran inmigración: the state hotel where arriving immigrants were received, lodged and found work, built 1906–1911 beside the port; the newer building could house up to 3,000 people. It is today the Museo de la Inmigración. and Address: Avda. Antártida Argentina 1355.†† 1888: Gran inmigración: the state hotel where arriving immigrants were received, lodged and found work, built 1906–1911 beside the port; the newer building could house up to 3,000 people. It is today the Museo de la Inmigración.†

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Located in Buenos Aires

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Open from 1911

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Open until 1953

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Gran inmigración: the state hotel where arriving immigrants were received, lodged and found work, built 1906–1911 beside the port; the newer building could house up to 3,000 people. It is today the Museo de la Inmigración.1888–1953

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Address: Avda. Antártida Argentina 1355source

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