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Wanna trade with stocks? The New York Stock Exchange is the place to be. This is the well-know stock exchange in the world. But the best way is to put your money in a sock and do this sock under your bed. Leave a Comment Address: 8 Broad StPhone: +1-212-6565168Website: www.nyse.com
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 40 wall street bld by traveloturc 40 Wall Street was build in 1930 with the height of 282 and with 72 floors the owner was Bank of Manhattan trust co.Originally the headquarters of the bank of Manhattan Renovated in 1996 by Donald Trump Tallest building in the world for a brief period in 1930 Also known as The Crown Jewel of Wall Street or as the Trump building In the fog, the building was hit by a US Coast Guard plane in 1946, killing four people. Address: 40 Wall Street, between William &Nassau streetsDirections: wall street
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 new york stock exchange by doug48 on the corner of wall and broad streets in lower manhattan is the new york stock exchange. this historic building is in the center of new york's financial center. Address: wall and broad streetsDirections: lower mahattan
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by I-Believe-I-Can-Fly From the Customs House, we moved to Bowling Green, the city’s oldest existing park dates from 1733. The area began as a cattle market and a place for parades until 1733 it was converted into a bowling green, hence today's name. Until 1776 a popular statue of King George III stood here, but patriots tumbled the statue after listening to a reading of the Declaration of Independence in July 1776, and recycled it into bullets. During the heat of summer months, the park is a popular lunch spot for New Yorker, with its birch-like London Plane trees, fountain and wooden benches. Leave a Comment
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 Trinity Church by supermediania If you saw the fim National Tresaure you already know this church, is a beautiful little one on wall street so go inside and take a walk at the cementery next to it, you could saw really all tombs there. Leave a Comment
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by I-Believe-I-Can-Fly The walk brings us to a three-story brick Georgian mansion known as Fraunces Tavern. In 1762 Samuel Fraunces purchased the building where then it became a well-known gathering place among his friends. Many events of great significance occurred at Fraunces Tavern such as in 1768 where the first New York Chamber of Commerce was born here. But the most often remembered was happening in the Museum’s Long Room on December 4, 1783, where George Washington made his farewell speech to his officers. Now it’s a restaurant with a small museum. Leave a Comment
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by I-Believe-I-Can-Fly Located across Wall Street, this imperial-looking temple was the site of George Washington’s first inauguration. The Parthenon and the statue of George Washington stand grandly in front of the Federal Hall National Memorial. Leave a Comment
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 Bull of Wall Street by supermediania On Wall Street there is this Bull, the artist put there and the city don't know what to do with it so they simply don't move it. Look at me I'm very small don't you think? Leave a Comment
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 federal hall by doug48 across the street from the new york stock exchange is the federal building. it was once the home to the u.s. treasury when new york was the capitol of the united states. george washington took the oath of office here in 1789. Address: wall and broad streetsDirections: lower manhatten
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 Wall Street’s skyscraper canyon by I-Believe-I-Can-Fly, 1 more photos As we walked north on Broad Street into Wall Street’s skyscraper canyon, our first stopped is Morgan Guaranty Trust Company. Jennifer explained the story about J.P. Morgan. John Pierpont Morgan was a financier and banker who was one of the wealthiest men in America. He took control of United States media industry with his 25 of the greatest papers throughout the country. J.P. Morgan’s former apartment on the 31st floor in 14 Wall Street is now home to a French restaurant. Leave a Comment
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