Opis
Brothers Ronan and Patrick Dooley made the bold decision in 1921 to leave their family behind in Ireland, seeking a promising new beginning in the bustling city of New York. This period, spanning from 1892 to 1924, saw an influx of 12 million immigrants arriving in the city. Despite their often humble beginnings, these immigrants shared a common belief in 'The American Dream,' the idea that with dedication and hard work, one could achieve a stable career, a comfortable home, and financial security. Even today, New York continues to symbolize hope and opportunity for newcomers, much like it did for Ronan and Patrick.