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Museum Access: Federal Reserve of Chicago Money Museum

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This episode of "Museum Access" takes viewers behind the scenes at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's Money Museum, a unique institution devoted to the history and function of currency. Hosted by Leslie Mueller, the episode explores how the Federal Reserve maintains economic health, showcases historical currency exhibits, and delves into the processes of counterfeit detection and currency lifecycle. Key highlights include the historical influence of Alexander Hamilton on the U.S. central banking system, the museum's educational focus on money's history, and the logistical operations within the Federal Reserve. The video aligns with U.S. history and government, focused on economics and monetary history. Part of the "Museum Access" series.