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
Uncurrent Events: More Women of the FOMC
August 10, 2022Learn more about the women who have served as Reserve Bank presidents and members of the Board of Governors. Read more
Staff Picks: The Monthly Labor Review
July 13, 2022From conciliation to fair wages, and inflation to employee benefits, uncover the history of the federal government’s oldest continuing publication. Read more
Uncurrent Events: Women and American Currency
June 8, 2022From Martha Washington to Maya Angelou, explore the past, present, and future of the representation of women on American currency. Read more
FRASER Features: Monetary Policy Timeline
May 11, 2022Follow more than 100 years of the evolution of Federal Reserve monetary policy, including significant innovations in the Fed’s understanding and use of it, with our new FRASER timeline. Read more
FRASER Features: How to Use FRASER: 2022 Edition
April 13, 2022Tips, tricks, and tools: Our 2022 guide to using FRASER includes everything you need to know to find everything you’re looking for. Read more
Uncurrent Events: Women of the Treasury, Past and Present
March 9, 2022The Department of the Treasury was the first federal agency to implement a hiring initiative for women. Find out more about the roles of women in the history of the Treasury in this guest post by Treasury librarians. Read more
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