Jacksonville Branch Federal Reserve Bank Of Atlanta

Ever since I was a kid I have been blessed (maybe cursed) with a big imagination & that has followed me through out my adult life. Buildings, homes, anything abandoned…I immediately want to know the stories.

What took place inside those walls?

Who lived or worked there?

How did the people dress?

What tears were shed?

What happy times happened?

What filled these walls?

I have so many questions, and yet I can only imagine.

I haven’t had a lot of free time for personal projects, but would love to start sharing more things that I am passionate about. Much of which includes a story. A personal one. A historic one. Stories in general are what brings us together. Helps us shine light on things/people/events that are forgotten or never shared in the first place.

These photographs were taken back in October of 2021 & finally got around in sharing them.

Random fact: My mom worked for the Federal Reserve (inside this exact building in the 1970’s, talk about full circle.

I also wanted to note some artwork you will see below, a hanging basket with white flowers that was painted in the basement (on one of the columns), it was signed by: Margaret Wilson, 1979.

Hope you enjoy the little details through out (little time capsules of sorts), if bones (these walls) could talk.