Federal Hall New York City

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... work. We took pictures of the New York stock exchange, other various financial institutes and of course Federal Hall, where on April 30th 1789, George Washington, the United States' first president, took the oath of office on the balcony of Federal Hall ...

... so i can see both sides perspectives! Following this i spend early afternoon having lunch on the steps of Federal Hall getting some sun, whilst overlooking the New York Stock Exchange, the US flag on that building is so big, it really couldnt be much ...

... York fué la primera capital americana, George Washington asumió la presidencia en 1789 en el balcón del Federal Hall. -Nueva York fué el primer estado americano en requerir que los automóviles usen placas. REPORTE EXTENDIDO Nueva ...

... gotta say NY is close to my favorite city. Wall St home of the New York Stock Exchange where high flyers buy and sell Vital Shares, Federal Hall, and so on. We went to St Paul's cathedral, which has become a shrine to Sept 11. At the time it as used ...

... (which is guarded to the extreme complete with dozens and dozens of heavily armed "emergency response teams"). I also visited Federal Hall where George Washington took the oath to become the first president. After stopping off for a quick drink of ...

... out over the harbour to see the Statue of Liberty, she was just chilling, then ventured east and back in to see Federal Hall and the New York Stock Exchange which unfortunately is now closed to tourists after 9/11. It started to rain again so I went ...

... National Monument. It was a fort built before the War of 1812. On my trip on November 23rd we visited Federal Hall which is where George Washington made his inaugural speech. It was also the location of the Zenger ...

... Arts, the Chrysler Building, the Woolworth Building, the Met Life Building, Trump Tower, the Plaza Hotel, City Hall, Washington Square Park, the New York Public Library, Greenwich Village, SOHO, Tribeca, Macy's & Herald Square. Finally returning to ...

... daily trading value of an unimaginable $153 billion. After stopping for a few nice photo opportunities at the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall, I left Wall Street and continued my journey up Water Street, where I soon passed the famous Staten ...

... . Being the oldest part of the city the street layout didn't follow the strict grid system like elsewhere & buildings such as Federal Hall were in a more Classical style with columned porticos & white stone. The air was cooler down here & ...