Staff Picks: Federal Reserve Bank Circulars
October 23, 2024Find out how the Reserve Banks communicated vital information to banks in their districts through the distribution of circular letters. Read more
FRASER Features: Celebrating 20 Years of Treasures
July 3, 2024Celebrate FRASER’s 20th birthday with a look back at some of our favorite treasures. Read more
Uncurrent Events: Women of the FOMC
April 25, 2024Revisit our coverage of the Women of the FOMC with this 2024 update, featuring the newest women to join the committee and more historical pioneers. Read more
FRASER Features: Presidents of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
April 3, 2024Find out about the 110-year history of the leadership of the St. Louis Fed and the people who have served as its president. Read more
Librarian Life: 2023 Year in Review
February 14, 2024From the FDIC to the diaries of Henry Morgenthau, Jr., catch up with everything new and notable added to FRASER in 2023. Read more
FRASER Features: Records of the War Relocation Authority
October 10, 2023Learn more about the Federal Reserve’s activities during World War II as fiscal agent of the U.S. Treasury. Read more
Uncurrent Events: Historic Coin Production and the US Mint
April 12, 2023Learn how early American coinage evolved in its design and production, and how the US Mint got its start. Read more
Librarian Life: 2022 Year in Review
January 11, 2023From speeches to wage data, and from the RFC to the WPA, catch up with everything new and notable added to FRASER in 2022. Read more
Staff Picks: Federal Reserve History
December 14, 2022Learn about FRASER’s sister site, FederalReserveHistory.org, and how the FRASER team helps to make the Fed’s history easier to find and understand. Read more
Uncurrent Events: The Great Inflation
September 13, 2022Browse FRASER’s historical resources documenting the U.S. “Great Inflation” of the 1970s and the Fed’s policy responses. Read more
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