Federal Reserve Bank Building, Neoclassical bank building in Financial District, San Francisco, United States
The Federal Reserve Bank Building is a Neoclassical bank structure in San Francisco's Financial District, located at 400 Sansome Street. Its exterior showcases grand stone columns, balanced facades, and detailed architectural ornamentation throughout the design.
Architect George W. Kelham designed this building, which opened in 1924 as the headquarters for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. It was built to serve the monetary policy and banking needs of the western region.
The building displays an exhibit about American currency that shows how paper money has changed over time. You can walk through and see bills from different periods of United States history.
The building is located in the heart of the Financial District and is accessible to visitors interested in exploring its architecture. Check ahead about which areas are open to the public and how to reach it.
This building is the second most important Federal Reserve Bank site by assets under management, surpassed only by the New York branch. Despite its significance, it remains overlooked by many visitors exploring the city.
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