Although our plans do not directly include the building of a bricks and mortar museum, New York City is the ideal setting for a National Museum of Money. It is universally recognized as the nation’s (if not the world’s) financial center. New York City is also the museum capital of North America.
Within NYC, Lower Manhattan is the ideal location for a museum of economics, since it is home of the historic core and financial district. This location would allow a new Museum to serve multiple markets. This market includes tourists, schools, local residents, and the people who work in the downtown area.
Many downtown visitors seek out an entertaining and educational exposure to the “Wall Street experience” at the New York Stock Exchange. A Finance and Economic Museum would be a natural attraction to draw large numbers of visitors to Lower Manhattan.
Within NYC, Lower Manhattan is the ideal location for a museum of economics, since it is home of the historic core and financial district. This location would allow a new Museum to serve multiple markets. This market includes tourists, schools, local residents, and the people who work in the downtown area.
Many downtown visitors seek out an entertaining and educational exposure to the “Wall Street experience” at the New York Stock Exchange. A Finance and Economic Museum would be a natural attraction to draw large numbers of visitors to Lower Manhattan.