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* We will meet outside the entrance to the museum and discuss an overview of the both Dutch and English Colonial New York. We don't enter the museum.
* We will discuss the famous statue's history and how it came to be located where it is. Time for pictures will be allowed.
* We will walk along Beaver Street on our way to the eastern portion of Wall Street. Along the way we will discuss Native American and Colonial economies and currencies.
* This intersection is packed with history. The New York Slave Market, Buttonwood Agreement, and Tontine Coffee House all happened at or within steps of this location.
* This location was home to the New York Merchant Exchange and the first New York Customs House.
* 40 and 48 Wall Street both housed two institutions that financed the building of both NYC and the country. They have founders that you will have heard of from a popular broadway show.
* The House that Morgan Built. We'll discuss the odd history of this odd building that includes among other things a Robber Barron, a bombing, and a sketchy foreign billionaire.
* More of a civic rather than financial history stop, but would be impossible to walk past without discussing.
* This location needs no introduction, but we will review it's history! A bonus to this stop is the Fearless Girl Statue directly across the street.
* Our final stop will be a church, after all every dollars says In God We Trust.