11 Stop 11 of 12 on Hamilton Invented the Money

City Hall Park

Wall Street, New York City

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"City Hall Park. Open ground, benches, a fountain, City Hall set back behind the trees. This has been public land longer than the United States has existed, and for most of that time it was not remotely a park. For most of the seventeen hundreds this was the Common, out at the edge of town. On it: a pasture, a poorhouse, a jail, and a gallows."

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The Reveal

This stop is part of the tour’s larger story. An optional reveal at the end lets you revisit which details stayed perfectly honest and which got a little extra help.

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Hamilton Invented the Money

Hamilton Invented the Money

12 stops · 1h 30m

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Tour Stops

Follow the full Hamilton Invented the Money route.

  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 The Battery
  3. 3 Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
  4. 4 Fraunces Tavern
  5. 5 The Tontine Coffee House Site
  6. 6 Forty-Eight Wall Street
  7. 7 Forty Wall Street
  8. 8 Federal Hall
  9. 9 Trinity Church
  10. 10 The New York Evening Post Building
  11. 11 City Hall Park
  12. 12 The Reveal

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