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First Bank of the United States
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Closed Open on Mon-Fri,8:00am-5:00pm
Address: 302 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106-4229
Phone: +1 215 597 8974
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The First Bank of the United States is also the first batch of banking facilities in the United States. This building is also very important. Several huge pillars appear to be luxurious. It is also an important economic institution in Philadelphia. Many companies are stationed here.
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The First Bank of the United States is also the first batch of banking facilities in the United States. This building is also very important. Several huge pillars appear to be luxurious. It is also an important economic institution in Philadelphia. Many companies are stationed here.
The First Bank of the United States has a long history and is a microcosm of American economic history
This bank is the place where the United States was founded. It used to be a bit similar to the People's Bank of China. This bank is a private bank.
Wandering in Manhattan and Wall Street, I completely forgot that there is also Philadelphia. Philadelphia was not only the capital of the United States, but also an important financial center. The First Bank of the United States was once brilliant.
Located on the same street as the Independence Palace, it is one of the earliest national banks in the United States. Just like the Federal Reserve Bank, it is not state-owned, but privately managed by the state. It's just that it has only been a central bank for 20 years. Nothing to watch.