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Home > About the Fed > History Photo Gallery  Previous | 12 of 29 | Next  The Main Building Outgrowing its banking space at 120 Broadway, the New York Fed built a new site at the intersection of Maiden Lane, Nassau and Liberty Streets. Clearing the site and constructing the building took six years. It was not occupied until 1924. (1922)

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