Treasury Building

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The Treasury Building is a historic federal office building in Washington, D.C., that houses the leadership and core operations of the U.S. government’s financial and economic management.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Neoclassical architecture
federal office building
government building
historic building
architect Alfred B. Mullett
Ammi B. Young
Isaiah Rogers
Robert Mills
Thomas U. Walter
architecturalStyle Greek Revival
builtFor United States Department of the Treasury
constructionStart 1836
country United States of America
featuredOn United States ten-dollar bill (reverse, historical designs)
function administrative center for U.S. federal economic policy
administrative center for U.S. federal fiscal policy
headquarters of the United States Department of the Treasury
governingBody United States Department of the Treasury
hasBasement true
hasFacade colonnade of Ionic columns
hasNearbyLandmark Ellipse
Lafayette Square
hasNumberOfStories 4
hasSculpture Albert Gallatin statue
Alexander Hamilton statue
hasSecurity United States Secret Service Uniformed Division
houses Office of the Secretary of the Treasury
core operations of U.S. federal economic management
core operations of U.S. federal financial management
senior leadership of the U.S. Department of the Treasury
inaugurationYear 1842
isOneOf oldest departmental buildings in Washington, D.C.
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedEastOf White House
locatedIn Federal Triangle
Washington, D.C.
locatedOn Pennsylvania Avenue NW
linked to: Pennsylvania Avenue
maintainedBy U.S. Department of the Treasury
materialUsed granite
sandstone
nhlDesignationYear 1960
nrhpType National Historic Landmark
occupant United States Department of the Treasury
ownedBy United States federal government
partOf United States federal government complex in Washington, D.C.
symbolizes authority of the U.S. federal financial system
stability of the U.S. economy

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Burning of Washington target United States Treasury building
linked to: Treasury Building
Robert Mills notableWork Treasury Building (Washington, D.C.)
linked to: Treasury Building
Robert Mills designed U.S. Treasury Building wings (Washington, D.C.)
linked to: Treasury Building
Pennsylvania Avenue hasLandmark Treasury Building
United States Department of the Treasury locatedIn Treasury Building
subject linked to: UST
Constitution Avenue NW adjacentTo Internal Revenue Service Building
linked to: Treasury Building
Herbert C. Hoover Building neighboringBuilding Internal Revenue Service Building
linked to: Treasury Building
Eisenhower Executive Office Building nearby Treasury Building
White House grounds near Treasury Building
Debt Management Services locatedIn United States Department of the Treasury headquarters
linked to: Treasury Building
Albert Gallatin statue location Treasury Building
United States ten-dollar bill (reverse, historical designs) depicts United States Treasury Building
linked to: Treasury Building
Isaiah Rogers notableWork United States Treasury Building extensions (Washington, D.C.)
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President's Park adjacentTo Treasury Building
Lafayette Square surroundedBy Treasury Building
15th Street NW near Treasury Building
Internal Revenue Service Building partOf United States Department of the Treasury complex
linked to: Treasury Building
Pennsylvania Avenue NW passesNear Treasury Building
Pennsylvania Avenue NW corridor connects Treasury Building
Chief of Staff to the Secretary’s office workLocation Main Treasury Building, Washington, D.C.
linked to: Treasury Building