Jacksonville Monetary Museum
Welcome to the Jacksonville Branch's Monetary Museum. The museum features displays of historical currency, information on the Federal Reserve's role in the economy, and an exhibit on the Fed's cash-processing functions.
Hours and tour details
The Jacksonville museum offers only guided group tours; no walk-in visitors are permitted. Guided group tours (10–30 people) can be scheduled by appointment only. Tours are offered on select Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. (ET) and include a trip to the Bank's cash-processing area. We can schedule tours only for high school and college groups and financial institutions. Please be aware that the tour calendar gets booked several months in advance.
To request a guided group tour, please complete the form linked below. For questions about museums and tours, contact atl.museum.tours@atl.frb.org.
The museum is closed on all federal holidays.
Cost
The museum is entirely free.
About the Museum
A tour of the museum will include a presentation that provides in-depth lessons on the role of the Federal Reserve in the US economy.
- Learn how and why the Fed conducts monetary policy and how its actions affect your life.
- Hear about the Fed's important roles in bank supervision and regulation.
- Get the big picture of the many ways the Fed provides payments system services to help our economy run smoothly and maintain the stability of the financial system.
Then, you can take a look inside our cash-processing operations, where millions of dollars are counted, sorted, or shredded daily.
All this and more awaits you at the Jacksonville Branch’s Monetary Museum.
Plan Your Visit
Address
800 Water St.
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Parking
Parking is on-site. When you arrive at the Bank, please proceed through the gate at the east end of the building (the gate to the left of the front of the building). Your vehicle will be subject to inspection. A law enforcement officer will direct you to the visitor parking area.
Security
To ensure the safety of visitors and staff, all visitors must walk through a metal detector. Please be prepared to remove all objects from your pockets and place them in the bins. If you are unable to walk through the detector, the officer will screen you by hand with an electronic wand.
