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GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE 1857 $3 Warwick Bank Note. 1850s $1 Rhode Island Exchange Bank. 1852 $5 Eastern Bank Note. 1853 $5 Cochituate Bank Note. 1855 $5 Farmers Bank Note. 1858 $5 Holyoke Bank Note. 1860 $5 Bank of America Note. Specimen $500 Phenix Bank Note. 1865 $2 Bank of ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family. THE EVOLUTION OF VALUE INVESTING 22 |FINANCIAL HISTORY Spring 2014 | www.MoAF.org seen at the beginning of the Founding Era. Therefore, it was not coincidental that such a market environment saw the ascendancy of a number of highly-successfulvalue
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President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE 1857 $3 Warwick Bank Note. 1850s $1 Rhode Island Exchange Bank. 1852 $5 Eastern Bank Note. 1853 $5 Cochituate Bank Note. 1855 $5 Farmers Bank Note. 1858 $5 Holyoke Bank Note. 1860 $5 Bank of America Note. Specimen $500 Phenix Bank Note. 1865 $2 Bank of ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family. THE EVOLUTION OF VALUE INVESTING 22 |FINANCIAL HISTORY Spring 2014 | www.MoAF.org seen at the beginning of the Founding Era. Therefore, it was not coincidental that such a market environment saw the ascendancy of a number of highly-successfulvalue
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceRINGS - MOAF
Financial History ~ Spring 2004 www.financialhistory.org36 Rings of Power continued from page 12 Scott Martyn write in Selling the Five Rings, “The 1984 Olympic Games ushered in the formalization of rela-ABOUT THE MUSEUM
About the Museum. Finance impacts everyone. As a socially relevant organization, the Museum of American Finance seeks to improve understanding of the influence of financial institutions and capital markets on the US and global economies, and on individuals’ lives. The nation’s only independent museum dedicated to finance andfinancial
ORIGINS AND FOUNDING OF THE MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Origins and Founding of the Museum of American Finance. John E. Herzog first conceived of a Museum of American Finance after the Crash of ’87, when the market plunged a staggering 508 points - 22.6% in one day. As a partner in a major NASDAQ market making firm, Herzog Heine Geduld, he saw the reaction first-hand: “The trading room was chaosDAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE 1857 $3 Warwick Bank Note. 1850s $1 Rhode Island Exchange Bank. 1852 $5 Eastern Bank Note. 1853 $5 Cochituate Bank Note. 1855 $5 Farmers Bank Note. 1858 $5 Holyoke Bank Note. 1860 $5 Bank of America Note. Specimen $500 Phenix Bank Note. 1865 $2 Bank of DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT 5 Drexel Burnham & Co. Inc. Financial Report –Answer to financial questionnaire of the NYSE (134 pages + 7 pages) From I.W. Burnham II: About 1974 results of Drexel Burnham & Co.THE 14TH AMENDMENT
The 14th Amendment. Ratified on July 9, 1868, the 14th Amendment elucidates important rights, including due process, equal protection under the law, and suffrage and hence is widely cited in a variety of important human rights cases. In addition, the amendment’s fourth section declares that “the validity of the public debt of the United WAR BOND STAMP BOOK FROM WORLD WAR II War Bond Stamp Book from World War II. During both World Wars, Treasury realized that selling bonds to the poorest Americans was good for the war effort because it helped to reduce inflation and tie the interests of a wide swath of the public to that of the national government. Bonds helped to reduce inflation by redirecting demandaway from
GLENN KAUFMAN
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GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
FREE (BUSINESS) PEOPLE OF COLOR www.MoAF.org |Fall 2020 FINANCIAL HISTORY 23 and widows, and establishing school endowments. Founded in in Charles - ton, its membership consisted solely of BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family.DAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceMCDONALD’S
www.MoAF.org | Summer 2012 | FINANCIAL HISTORY 15 By Steven Mark Adelson If you were to ask for the name of world’s largest real estate developer and property management firm, you may be MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Museum of American Finance and Heritage Werks Partner on Digital Exhibit to Commemorate Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. February 08, 2021. Digital Museum Exhibit To Highlight Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. January 22, 2021. Museum of American Finance to Honor Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. and Brian Moynihan at 2021 Annual Gala. View All News. MOAF RESERVATIONS SITE Create a profile Click the button below to create a new profile withus.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
FREE (BUSINESS) PEOPLE OF COLOR www.MoAF.org |Fall 2020 FINANCIAL HISTORY 23 and widows, and establishing school endowments. Founded in in Charles - ton, its membership consisted solely of BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family.DAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceMCDONALD’S
www.MoAF.org | Summer 2012 | FINANCIAL HISTORY 15 By Steven Mark Adelson If you were to ask for the name of world’s largest real estate developer and property management firm, you may beGEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government was BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
FINANCIAL HISTORY MAGAZINE The Museum's quarterly membership magazine, Financial History, is the internationally-recognized source for the history of commerce and the development of the American capital markets.Each issue features articles about the people, companies and events that have contributed to the nation's financial system, with the intention of lending perspective to current business and financial issues.THE 14TH AMENDMENT
The 14th Amendment. Ratified on July 9, 1868, the 14th Amendment elucidates important rights, including due process, equal protection under the law, and suffrage and hence is widely cited in a variety of important human rights cases. In addition, the amendment’s fourth section declares that “the validity of the public debt of the United 2 X 4 WOOD MAILED IN PROTEST TO PAUL VOLCKER In protest, farmers blockaded the main office of the Board of Governors with their tractors. This piece of 2x4 wood was mailed to Volcker’s office as a part of a protest by building contractors and carpenters, who claimed their lumber was unneeded since no one was buying houses. Although Volcker is now widely credited withstabilizing the
AARON BURR STATUE
Objects and Images Related to Alexander Hamilton: Lineage and Legacy (Click images for more information) DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT 5 Drexel Burnham & Co. Inc. Financial Report –Answer to financial questionnaire of the NYSE (134 pages + 7 pages) From I.W. Burnham II: About 1974 results of Drexel Burnham & Co.PETER A. COHEN
Peter A. Cohen is the founder of Peter Cohen LLC – an investment platform with holdings in technology and biotechnology companies, and an arbitrage fund. He is also the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Andover National Corporation, an investment company which is building a portfolio of environmental service businesses. THE EVOLUTION OF VALUE INVESTING 22 |FINANCIAL HISTORY Spring 2014 | www.MoAF.org seen at the beginning of the Founding Era. Therefore, it was not coincidental that such a market environment saw the ascendancy of a number of highly-successfulvalue
MITTI LIEBERSOHN
Mitti Liebersohn. Mitti Liebersohn is the President and Managing Director of Avison Young’s New York City office. Recognized nationally as one of the commercial real estate industry’s most accomplished professionals, Liebersohn has more than 30 years of experience representing many of the nation’s premier corporations in transactions totaling in excess of 25 million square feet. MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Museum of American Finance and Heritage Werks Partner on Digital Exhibit to Commemorate Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. February 08, 2021. Digital Museum Exhibit To Highlight Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. January 22, 2021. Museum of American Finance to Honor Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. and Brian Moynihan at 2021 Annual Gala. View All News. MOAF RESERVATIONS SITE Create a profile Click the button below to create a new profile withus.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
FREE (BUSINESS) PEOPLE OF COLOR www.MoAF.org |Fall 2020 FINANCIAL HISTORY 23 and widows, and establishing school endowments. Founded in in Charles - ton, its membership consisted solely of BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family.DAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceMCDONALD’S
www.MoAF.org | Summer 2012 | FINANCIAL HISTORY 15 By Steven Mark Adelson If you were to ask for the name of world’s largest real estate developer and property management firm, you may be MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Museum of American Finance and Heritage Werks Partner on Digital Exhibit to Commemorate Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. February 08, 2021. Digital Museum Exhibit To Highlight Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. January 22, 2021. Museum of American Finance to Honor Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. and Brian Moynihan at 2021 Annual Gala. View All News. MOAF RESERVATIONS SITE Create a profile Click the button below to create a new profile withus.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
FREE (BUSINESS) PEOPLE OF COLOR www.MoAF.org |Fall 2020 FINANCIAL HISTORY 23 and widows, and establishing school endowments. Founded in in Charles - ton, its membership consisted solely of BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family.DAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceMCDONALD’S
www.MoAF.org | Summer 2012 | FINANCIAL HISTORY 15 By Steven Mark Adelson If you were to ask for the name of world’s largest real estate developer and property management firm, you may beGEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government was BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
FINANCIAL HISTORY MAGAZINE The Museum's quarterly membership magazine, Financial History, is the internationally-recognized source for the history of commerce and the development of the American capital markets.Each issue features articles about the people, companies and events that have contributed to the nation's financial system, with the intention of lending perspective to current business and financial issues.THE 14TH AMENDMENT
The 14th Amendment. Ratified on July 9, 1868, the 14th Amendment elucidates important rights, including due process, equal protection under the law, and suffrage and hence is widely cited in a variety of important human rights cases. In addition, the amendment’s fourth section declares that “the validity of the public debt of the United 2 X 4 WOOD MAILED IN PROTEST TO PAUL VOLCKER In protest, farmers blockaded the main office of the Board of Governors with their tractors. This piece of 2x4 wood was mailed to Volcker’s office as a part of a protest by building contractors and carpenters, who claimed their lumber was unneeded since no one was buying houses. Although Volcker is now widely credited withstabilizing the
AARON BURR STATUE
Objects and Images Related to Alexander Hamilton: Lineage and Legacy (Click images for more information) DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT 5 Drexel Burnham & Co. Inc. Financial Report –Answer to financial questionnaire of the NYSE (134 pages + 7 pages) From I.W. Burnham II: About 1974 results of Drexel Burnham & Co.PETER A. COHEN
Peter A. Cohen is the founder of Peter Cohen LLC – an investment platform with holdings in technology and biotechnology companies, and an arbitrage fund. He is also the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Andover National Corporation, an investment company which is building a portfolio of environmental service businesses. THE EVOLUTION OF VALUE INVESTING 22 |FINANCIAL HISTORY Spring 2014 | www.MoAF.org seen at the beginning of the Founding Era. Therefore, it was not coincidental that such a market environment saw the ascendancy of a number of highly-successfulvalue
MITTI LIEBERSOHN
Mitti Liebersohn. Mitti Liebersohn is the President and Managing Director of Avison Young’s New York City office. Recognized nationally as one of the commercial real estate industry’s most accomplished professionals, Liebersohn has more than 30 years of experience representing many of the nation’s premier corporations in transactions totaling in excess of 25 million square feet. MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Museum of American Finance and Heritage Werks Partner on Digital Exhibit to Commemorate Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. February 08, 2021. Digital Museum Exhibit To Highlight Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. January 22, 2021. Museum of American Finance to Honor Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. and Brian Moynihan at 2021 Annual Gala. View All News. MOAF RESERVATIONS SITE Create a profile Click the button below to create a new profile withus.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
FREE (BUSINESS) PEOPLE OF COLOR www.MoAF.org |Fall 2020 FINANCIAL HISTORY 23 and widows, and establishing school endowments. Founded in in Charles - ton, its membership consisted solely of BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family.DAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceMCDONALD’S
www.MoAF.org | Summer 2012 | FINANCIAL HISTORY 15 By Steven Mark Adelson If you were to ask for the name of world’s largest real estate developer and property management firm, you may be MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Museum of American Finance and Heritage Werks Partner on Digital Exhibit to Commemorate Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. February 08, 2021. Digital Museum Exhibit To Highlight Nasdaq's 50th Anniversary. January 22, 2021. Museum of American Finance to Honor Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. and Brian Moynihan at 2021 Annual Gala. View All News. MOAF RESERVATIONS SITE Create a profile Click the button below to create a new profile withus.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government wasCOFFIN HANDBILL
Coffin Handbill. In the late 18th and early 19th century, politicians claimed to “stand” for office like gentlemen rather than to “run” for office like demagogues. Most, in fact, sort of sauntered toward the presidency behind the scenes. Jackson, by contrast, galloped into the White House on a war steed; military jargon hassince
FREE (BUSINESS) PEOPLE OF COLOR www.MoAF.org |Fall 2020 FINANCIAL HISTORY 23 and widows, and establishing school endowments. Founded in in Charles - ton, its membership consisted solely of BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
ROOSEVELT'S PERSONAL FINANCES Franklin D. Roosevelt was born in 1882 to parents who were members of New York’s oldest and wealthiest families. When his father, James, died in 1900, he left Roosevelt a small inheritance, but most of his estate (worth about $600,000) went to his wife, Sara Ann Delano, who also inherited about $1.3 million from her side of the family.DAN SCHULMAN
Dan Schulman is the recipient of the Museum's 2020 Schwab FinancialInnovation Award.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE PROSPECTUS, 1804. CREDIT: THE BARING Second Bank of the United States bond issued to Baring Brothers & Co., 1830. Credit: Museum of American FinanceMCDONALD’S
www.MoAF.org | Summer 2012 | FINANCIAL HISTORY 15 By Steven Mark Adelson If you were to ask for the name of world’s largest real estate developer and property management firm, you may beGEORGE WASHINGTON
President of the United States (1789-1797) Among the many challenges George Washington faced as the first President of the US, one of the most pressing was the national debt incurred during the Revolutionary War. When Washington took office, the federal government was BEN STRONG AND MONTAGU NORMAN Ben Strong and Montagu Norman. Prominent New York banker Benjamin Strong, president of Banker’s Trust, played a crucial role in founding the Federal Reserve, and in 1914 he was nominated as the first president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). Strong’s legacy at the FRBNY is significant, most notably in theareas of
FINANCIAL HISTORY MAGAZINE The Museum's quarterly membership magazine, Financial History, is the internationally-recognized source for the history of commerce and the development of the American capital markets.Each issue features articles about the people, companies and events that have contributed to the nation's financial system, with the intention of lending perspective to current business and financial issues.THE 14TH AMENDMENT
The 14th Amendment. Ratified on July 9, 1868, the 14th Amendment elucidates important rights, including due process, equal protection under the law, and suffrage and hence is widely cited in a variety of important human rights cases. In addition, the amendment’s fourth section declares that “the validity of the public debt of the United 2 X 4 WOOD MAILED IN PROTEST TO PAUL VOLCKER In protest, farmers blockaded the main office of the Board of Governors with their tractors. This piece of 2x4 wood was mailed to Volcker’s office as a part of a protest by building contractors and carpenters, who claimed their lumber was unneeded since no one was buying houses. Although Volcker is now widely credited withstabilizing the
AARON BURR STATUE
Objects and Images Related to Alexander Hamilton: Lineage and Legacy (Click images for more information) DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT 5 Drexel Burnham & Co. Inc. Financial Report –Answer to financial questionnaire of the NYSE (134 pages + 7 pages) From I.W. Burnham II: About 1974 results of Drexel Burnham & Co.PETER A. COHEN
Peter A. Cohen is the founder of Peter Cohen LLC – an investment platform with holdings in technology and biotechnology companies, and an arbitrage fund. He is also the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Andover National Corporation, an investment company which is building a portfolio of environmental service businesses. THE EVOLUTION OF VALUE INVESTING 22 |FINANCIAL HISTORY Spring 2014 | www.MoAF.org seen at the beginning of the Founding Era. Therefore, it was not coincidental that such a market environment saw the ascendancy of a number of highly-successfulvalue
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EBB AND FLOW EXHIBIT MoAF and the NYC Department of Records and Information Services Open Exhibit on the History of NYC Water at 31 Chambers Street.*
C-SUITE VIDEO SERIES The Museum and Cheddar have collaborated on a two-part video series, discussing "Why Wall Street Matters" and "Disrupting Wall Street."The Ticker:
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