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FEDERAL RESERVE, 1914. District Governors of the Federal Reserve
FEDERAL RESERVE, 1914.
District Governors of the Federal Reserve. Front: E.R. Francher of Cleveland; George Seay of Richmond; Joseph McCord of Atlanta; Theodore Wold of Minneapolis; Charles Sawyer of Topeka. Back: Charles Rhoads of Philadephia; Oscar Wells of Houston; Alfred Aiken of Boston; Benjamin Strong of New York, Archibald Kains of San Francisco
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1914 Alfred Archibald Banker Benjamin Bowtie Finance George Governor Joseph Necktie Oscar Sawyer Staircase Step Strong Suit System Theodore Well Wells Aiken Wold
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This print from 1914 showcases the esteemed District Governors of the Federal Reserve. Standing tall on a grand staircase, these influential men exude power and authority in their formal attire. The front row features E. R. Francher of Cleveland, George Seay of Richmond, Joseph McCord of Atlanta, Theodore Wold of Minneapolis, and Charles Sawyer of Topeka. Behind them stand Charles Rhoads of Philadelphia, Oscar Wells of Houston, Alfred Aiken of Boston, Benjamin Strong of New York, and Archibald Kains of San Francisco. Each governor's unique style is evident in their choice of clothing accessories - bowties neatly tied or slightly askew, hats perched confidently atop heads adorned with well-groomed facial hair. Their serious expressions convey the weighty responsibility they hold as leaders within the newly established Federal Reserve System. This photograph captures an early moment in American finance history when these individuals played crucial roles in shaping monetary policies that would impact the nation for years to come. It serves as a reminder not only of their individual contributions but also highlights the collaborative effort required to establish a stable financial system. Displayed proudly on any wall or desk space, this vintage print offers a glimpse into an era marked by innovation and progress in economic governance – an inspiring piece for those interested in financial history or seeking motivation from past leaders who shaped our modern banking landscape.
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