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The Economy Musuem will be closed on June 19th, 2025 in observance of Juneteenth
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(Holidays)
FREE ADMISSION   |   Hours: Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

(Holidays)
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Museum closed on the following holidays

Date Holiday
1/1/2025
New Year's Day
1/20/2025
Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
2/17/2025
Washington's Birthday
5/26/2025
Memorial Day
6/19/2025
Juneteenth National Independence Day
7/4/2025
Independence Day
9/1/2025
Labor Day
10/13/2025
Columbus Day
11/27/2025
Thanksgiving Day 
12/25/2025 
Christmas Day 

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ENJOY A VIRTUAL MUSEUM EXPERIENCE

Can’t make it to the museum in person? Check out these videos to get an in-depth look at the museum. 

Virtual Tour of the Museum

This full-length guided video tour of the museum lets you see exhibits and watch videos previously available only within the museum. It’s a perfect virtual tour for students and adults looking to explore the museum.  Visit our YouTube page for short videos on each museum zone.

The Fed in Five

Experience 100 years of Fed history in just five minutes! This video takes a look back to the early 1900s to see why the Fed was created … and then flashes forward to see how the Fed has responded to different economic crises.

U.S. Currency and the Fed

In this mini-lesson, you’ll learn about different denominations of U.S. currency, what makes something valuable as money and the role the Fed plays in the distribution of money. 

Mini-Tour: The Gold Bar

The gold bar, weighing in at nearly 28 pounds, is our most popular exhibit. Learn more about it and how you can lift it.

Mini-Tour: The Million Dollar Money Cube

Standing nearly 7 feet tall, this giant cube represents the size of 1 million Federal Reserve notes (but only contains 224 real bills). It’s a great place for a pic because you literally look like a million bucks! 

Mini-Tour: The Giant Penny

Here’s the largest exhibit at the Economy Museum: the giant penny! While Abe Lincoln stood at 6-foot-4, this giant penny featuring Honest Abe is a massive 8 feet tall.

Mini-Tour: The Wood Block Tower

Just like the wood blocks in the popular game, banking regulations often build on one another. Learn more about this unique exhibit at the Economy Museum by watching our video!
Benjamin Franklin on the dollar.
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Economy Museum
Broadway and Locust
1 Federal Reserve Bank Plaza
St. Louis, MO 63102
Phone: 314-444-7309
Email: economymuseum@stls.frb.org
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