Protective sidewalk scaffolding has been erected around the building to protect the public from falling materials. Later this year, additional scaffolding will be installed while we conduct an in-depth condition assessment of the building façade.
This is a British map of Lower Manhattan from 1776. The city's northern boundary was where Worth Street now stands. The second City Hall, the first structure on the site of today's Federal Hall stood at the intersection of Wall and Broad St, marked by the red dot.
The Boston Public Library Digital Map Collection
Tucked in among the pre-grid, named streets of old New York, Federal Hall National Memorial may be a little hard to find. Located in New York City's Financial District, at the intersection of Wall and Broad Streets, Federal Hall is at 26 Wall Street, diagonal to The New York Stock Exchange. Look for the statue of George Washington, welcoming you from our front steps! If you would like to see where exactly we are, view a map to guide you!
