Exhibit Features (Mouse over floor plan for descriptions)
The 11th District	Founding the Fed	Supervising Banks
Historical Currency	Structure	Moving Money
Debating a National Bank	Monetary Policy	The Regional Economy

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  The 11th District

  Watch a welcome video from President Richard Fisher and see images of the dynamic areas that make up the 11th District.
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  Historical Currency

  Examine notes from the Dallas Fed's collection of historical American currency that ranges from the Colonial period through the 20th century.
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  Historical Currency

  Examine notes from the Dallas Fed's collection of historical American currency that ranges from the Colonial period through the 20th century.
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  Debating a National Bank

  Cast your vote on the need for a national bank and listen in as the founding fathers state their case in support and opposition. Learn about the panics of the late 19th and early 20th century that led to calls for a new central bank.
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  Founding the Fed

  The Federal Reserve Act was only the beginning. Compare various maps of Federal Reserve districts that were considered by the organizing committee and eavesdrop on a conversation on the train that sealed the deal for a Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas.
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  Structure

  As the central bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve has a unique structure that represents a blend of regional and national institutions. Learn about the parts of the Fed that work together to support the American economy.
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  Monetary Policy

  Learn about the tools that the Fed uses to influence money and credit as it works toward stable prices, maximum employment and moderate long-term interest rates. Take the FOMC quiz to see if you are Fed-ucated.
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  Supervising Banks

  The Fed looks at banks and other financial institutions through many lenses to make sure they are operating safely, soundly and fairly. Take on the role of a banker and make lending decisions. Try your hand as you navigate around the pitfalls that stand in the way of a stable financial system.
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  Moving Money

  From paper checks to electronic transfers to cold, hard cash, find out how the Fed moves money around the country in a constantly evolving payments system.
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  The Regional Economy

  From local businesses to the global economy, the impact of the four economic drivers of the 11th District is felt far and wide. See profiles of businesses and learn about the role of energy, exports, services and manufacturing.

Visiting the Exhibit

Self-Guided Visits

• Individuals or small groups may visit the exhibit for a self-guided tour during the hours of operation.

Guided Tours

• Guided tours are offered to groups of 15–40 and must be scheduled in advance.
• Guided tours are offered Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
• School groups are limited to 6th through 12th grades. School groups must have one adult chaperone for every 15 students.
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Fast Facts

Address
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
2200 N. Pearl St.
Dallas, Texas 75201

Exhibit Hours
Tuesday–Friday
9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Closed on Bank holidays

Cost
Admission and tours are free.

Directions

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Parking
Bus and van parking is available for scheduled tour groups.

Photography
Photography is permitted in the exhibit area but is restricted in other areas of the Bank.

What to Expect When You Arrive
All guests are required to present a valid government-issued photo ID. For international guests, a valid passport must be presented. Children are not required to present identification but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Guests will undergo security screening upon arrival. Weapons of any kind (including pocket knives) are prohibited on Bank premises. Scheduled tour groups should arrive 10–15 minutes prior to your tour start time.

The Bank reserves the right to refuse entry or remove any individual who is disruptive or does not follow the Bank’s policies.