Philadelphia's First Bank of the U.S. to become a museum exploring the nation's early economy
- The First Bank of the United States building in Philadelphia is undergoing a $22.2 million renovation to become a museum.
- The museum will open in 2026 for the 250th anniversary of American independence.
- It will showcase Alexander Hamilton's vision for a national financial system.
- Exhibits will cover topics like commerce, workforce, resources, and financial systems.
- The museum will confront the bank's controversial roots, including its slaveowner founder.