![Federal Hall National Memorial. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF011.JPG) | ![Federal Hall where George Washington took oath as first President of United States. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF012.JPG) | ![Statue of George Washington by John Quincy Adams Ward at Federal Hall National Memorial. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF021.JPG) | ![Relief of General George Washington praying for victory in snowy forest on wall of Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF025.JPG) |
Federal Hall National Memorial (former U.S. Custom House & Treasury) (1833-42) (28 Wall St.). New York, NY. Style: Neoclassical. Architect: Town & Davis + Samuel Thompson + William Ross & John Frazee. On National Register. | Federal Hall where George Washington took oath as first President of United States (April 30, 1879). New York, NY. | Statue of George Washington (1883) by John Quincy Adams Ward at Federal Hall National Memorial. New York, NY. | Relief of General George Washington praying for victory in snowy forest on wall of Federal Hall. New York, NY. |
![Interior dome of Federal Hall where Congress met when New York City was American capital. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF031.JPG) | ![Neoclassical columns around rotunda of Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF035.JPG) | ![Metal railings of Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF037.JPG) | ![Bank vault in Federal Hall from when building served as branch of Federal Treasury. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF039.JPG) |
Interior dome of Federal Hall where Congress met when New York City was American capital. New York, NY. | Neoclassical columns around rotunda of Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Metal railings of Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Bank vault in Federal Hall from when building served as branch of Federal Treasury. New York, NY. |
![Stone upon which George Washington stood to take oath as first American President at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF041.JPG) | ![Bible used by Washington, then Harding, Eisenhower, Carter & Bush Sr. to take Presidential oath at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF043.JPG) | ![Silver shoe buckle worn by President George Washington at his inauguration at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF045.JPG) | ![Two copper buttons from Washington's waistcoat during American Revolution at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF047.JPG) |
Stone upon which George Washington stood to take oath as first American President (April 30, 1879) at Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Bible (1767) used by Washington, then Harding, Eisenhower, Carter & Bush Sr. to take Presidential oath at Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Silver shoe buckle worn by President George Washington at his inauguration at Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Two copper buttons from Washington's waistcoat during American Revolution at Federal Hall. New York, NY. |
![Washington Inaugural Centenary medal & pin at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF063.JPG) | ![Pitcher with image of George Washington, made in England to mark visit of General Lafayette to USA at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF065.JPG) | ![Porcelain plates with Washington's image & alphabet around rim at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF067.JPG) | ![Ribbon celebrating Washington's Inaugural Sesquicentennial from New York World's Fair at Federal Hall. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF069.JPG) |
Washington Inaugural Centenary medal (April 30, 1889) & pin at Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Pitcher with image of George Washington, made in England (1824) to mark visit of General Lafayette to USA at Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Porcelain plates with Washington's image & alphabet around rim at Federal Hall. New York, NY. | Ribbon celebrating Washington's Inaugural Sesquicentennial from New York World's Fair (1939) at Federal Hall. New York, NY. |
![Model of Federal Hall as it appeared in when it hosted U.S. Congress. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYCWF071.JPG) | ![Print of George Washington's inaugural ball at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace. New York, NY.](/t/USNYC/NYMV037.JPG) |
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Model of Federal Hall as it appeared in (1789-90) when it hosted U.S. Congress. New York, NY. | Print of George Washington's inaugural ball at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace. New York, NY. |
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