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Museum & Learning Center Visits

The New York Fed offers educational visits to school and student groups as part of our economic education mission.

Visit Economic Education to learn more.

Submit School Group Visit Request

School group requests	We're updating our reservation system, so we're unable to take requests for Museum & Learning Center visits at this time. We encourage interested schools to learn more about our classroom visit program and free economic education resources. Please visit Economic Education to learn more.
School group schedule	Tuesday - Friday, 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, except Bank Holidays. Subject to change. Please note these days and times when planning a school group visit.
School group visit capacity	25 - 50 visitors (maximum) Some program options may limit capacity.
School group visit cost	Free
Requirements	Each school group must have a confirmed, advance reservation to visit and must be accompanied by at least one adult educator/chaperone. Visitors aged 18 and older must also present a valid, government-issued ID with photo, such as a driver's license or passport. Students under the age of 18 are encouraged to present a school ID, if applicable. A picture of an ID will not be accepted. Visitors should arrive 30 minutes early to allow time for security screening. School visits begin promptly. Late arrivals may not be accepted. Photography is not allowed. Please limit the bags and belongings you bring to the museum. The building is wheelchair accessible. Please contact us at frbnytours@ny.frb.org if your school group has any questions or concerns about your visit or request.

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Do you have a question about bringing a school group to visit the New York Fed's Museum and Learning Center? Learn more in our School Group Visit FAQs.

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GOLD VAULT

Facts About the New York Fed's Gold Vault

Gold custody is one of several financial services the Federal Reserve Bank of New York provides to central banks, governments, and official international organizations on behalf of the Federal Reserve System. Learn about the New York Fed's gold vault.

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Learn about the role of the New York Fed and the Federal Reserve System in promoting financial stability and serving communities to advance economic growth.

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Museum Lesson Plan Presentation (High School)

Who's on Second?

Samuel Yellin's Ironwork

Money Circulation

Gold Vault

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