#buttonwoodagreement

[advancedmedicineninjatale]

Buttonwood Blockchain Ecosystem part 1&2, we see things in perspective as we move forward. An Amazing opportunity is before us! To join and learn more please click here- https://ellipsis.crowdpoint.tech/welcome?afmc=gxridDjDzG0wi2r766x03

[the-edje]

Buttonwood Rules - Happy 234th Birthday NYSE! LYRICS >>> https://maxine-log.blogspot.com/2026/05/buttonwood-rules-set-in-motion-234.html

In the bustling heart of Lower Manhattan on a spring day in 1792, twenty-four shrewd brokers and merchants gathered near a sturdy buttonwood tree — that iconic American sycamore standing sentinel at what would become the beating pulse of global finance. With a simple two-sentence pact scratched out on May 17, they forged the Buttonwood Agreement, laying the cornerstone for what the world now celebrates as the New York Stock Exchange on its rip-roaring 234th birthday. https://rumble.com/v7a0504-buttonwood-rules.html

[nyc-urbanism]

#MapMondays! Map of Wall Street in 1822 listing building owners and uses. Closer to Broad and William Streets, #Banks can be seen slowly moving in, but surprisingly many small businesses operate alongside the residents. Closer to the #EastRiver merchants traded and imported goods such as sugar, rum, molasses, salt, ginger, cocoa, and coffee from the West Indies; the region's farms exported flour, butter, and barrels of pickled meat. Goods arriving in New York were often registered at coffee houses, including Wall Street's Tontine Coffee House, pictured on the map above. The first bank established in New York City was the Bank of New York, Founded by #AlexanderHamilton on the corner of Wall & William in 1784. The New York Stock Exchange's routes can be traced back to 1792, with the signing of the #ButtonwoodAgreement outside of the #TontineCoffeeHouse at 68 Wall Street. Trading of commodities such as wheat and tobacco or non-governmental securities such as #BankofNewYork shares had been traded among auctioneers and brokers in informal places like the Coffee House. In 1817 the organization named itself the New York Stock & Exchange Board and rented space at 40 Wall Street. In 1835 the Stock Exchange was destroyed in the Great Fire of New York (see our previous post on the fire) and relocated into a temporary space until its new headquarters (seen above) was built in 1863 at 10-12 Broad Street. Swipe to view the entire map. #wallstreet #mapmonday #nyse #bofny #nychistory #cartography #broadstreet (at Wall Street Historic District)