New York Stock Exchange

The building of the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE is located at number 11 of the famous Wall Street. This building was built in 1903 by architect George Brown Post and is considered the world's largest financial market. Its facade is decorated with six columns with Corinthian capitals. Its walls are marble. It was one of the first buildings to incorporate air conditioning. Inside, it has two dining rooms and an emergency room. The current neighborhood surrounding this building has the same dimensions as the original village of New Amsterdam, at the end of the seventeenth century. On the streets of this