Federal Hall

This scene is often seen in large American films: behind the majestic Washington statue, there are eight columns of Greek temple-style majestic buildings. Because it is the site of Washington's swearing-in as president, the National Memorial Hall of the Federation has become a place for patriotic education; because it is close to the Trinity Church, the copper cattle, and the cruise ship terminal, it has become a must-have road for Chinese tourists, and it has been a bustling and endless flow of people.

It's also a very beautiful building here on the New York Stock Exchange. The memorial hall is very beautiful, there are a lot of information worth visiting, there are many tourists, everyone basically comes from the stock exchange.

The National Memorial Hall of the Federation Hall is opposite the trading hall, but when we passed by, we were tight and didn't go in to visit. It was also a beautiful building. The copper cow was not far from here.

The Federal Hall Memorial is across the road from the New York Stock Exchange, where the first Congress was held, and Washington was sworn in. We arrived in repairs, all surrounded, and took a look at the photos as we passed by.

Opposite the New York Stock Exchange is the National Memorial Hall of the Federation Hall, where George Washington was sworn in as president, and the seat of the first Congress of the United States. Wall Street's up-and-coming elites have not yet traveled. It feels sacred to stand here.

The Federal National Memorial in New York is located in the lower part of Manhattan. It is very convenient to come here in the Wall Street area. There are various bank headquarters nearby. The statue at the door is Washington, the first president of the United States, and it was sworn in here in New York. It still looks magnificent, but there is nothing to see inside, if there is no interest in American history, most people are taking pictures outside, and the free entry is worth a visit.

The Federal Hall is located on Wall Street, known as the Federal Hall Memorial Hall, where the first US Congress office is located. The elegant Greek architecture reflects the nobleness and majesty of the Parliament and shows the historical precipitation of New York.

This is the place where Washington was sworn in as the first president of the United States. The building is very inconspicuous, there is a statue of Washington in front of the door, and after entering the door is a small round hall. When I went there, someone was performing the art of acting, and some strange artworks were placed. Opposite the Federal Office is the NYSE, behind the famous Trinity Church in New York, not far from the famous Wall Street Copper Cow, so the attractions that can be seen in this place are very concentrated, it is recommended to go and see!