Index of Treasury Historical Association Newsletter Articles

INDEX OF TREASURY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER ARTICLES

SEPTEMBER 1995—DECEMBER 2020 (Excludes articles on THA membership, elections, officers’ greeting messages, officer/committee appointments and sale of commemorative products)

Index through December 2020 A

Alexander, Donald, C., “Long-Term THA Director and Former IRS Chief…” passes away, April 2009, Page 4. Amazon: “Help THA’s Restoration Work Through Amazon Purchases,” April 2014, Page 2. Anniversaries: “…225th Anniversary of the Coast Guard and its Treasury Department Origins, August 2015, Page 2.  “225th Anniversary of the Treasury Department, “August 2014, Page 1.  “225th Anniversary of the Treasury Department: 1789-2014,” December 2014, Page 1.  “Current and Upcoming Treasury Anniversaries,” April 2014, Page 1.  “Mills Wing, Treasury Building’s, 175 Years Old,” April 2017, Page 1.  “Secret Service Celebrated Its 150th Anniversary,” December 2015, Page 2.  “Treasury South Wing Marks 150th Anniversary This Year,” April 2010, Page 1.  ”Years 2012 and 2013 Mark Significant Anniversaries,” December 2012, Page 1

N Baker, James A. III:  “Former Secretary Baker Spoke at Annual Membership Meeting,” December 2005, O I

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 “November 1 THA Meeting Will Include Lecture by Former Secretary Baker,”

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I  “Update on Film Project,” (Former Secretary Baker’s interview for the film), August 2016, Page 3. Banking: “Freedwomen and Banking Experiments before the Freedman’s Bank, December 2020, Page 1. Baseball: “Treasury Employee’s Role in D.C. Baseball History,” August 2003, Page 2; repeated, August 2008, Page 3.

C O S S A Berlin, Irving:

 “Treasury and Its WW II Songs by Irving Berlin,” August 2009, Page 1.

L  “U.S. Treasury Programs Preserved in Tune and Verse,” June 2001, Page 1. Birthplace of Bureaus: The United States Treasury Building:  Advance Notice, August 2013.  THA’s New Book . . . Now Available,” December 2013. Blumenthal, W. Michael: “Former Secretary Blumenthal Spoke at 2006 THA’s Open Membership Meeting,” December 2006, Page 1. A C I R O Bonds: “U.S. Bonds Exhibition at Smithsonian American Art,” December 2007, Page 1. T  “WW I and WW II Bond Poster Exhibit,” June 1996, Page 1. Brady, Matthew: “THA Donates to Treasury Rare Matthew Brady Photo of Secretary Fessenden,” April 2012, Page 1. S I H Bretton Woods Conference. “The Atlantic City Conference Just Before the Historic Bretton Woods Conference,” a lecture by Kurt Schuler, August 2019, Page 3. Y

Bruff, J. Goldsborough: “A Man and His Metal Remain Forever at Treasury,” April 2003, Page 1.

R Buchanan, Bay: “BayBuchanan: Reminiscences of Her Tikme as United States Treasurer,” lecture, December 2019, Page 1. Bush, Barbara: “Remembering . . . “, April 2018, Page 2. Bush, George H.W.: “A THA Memory of President…”, December 2018, Page 2. Bush, Laura: “First Lady Joins Celebration of Treasury ...Restoration...,” April 2007, Page 1.

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Capital Development Campaign:  “Capital Development Campaign to Support 12 Treasury Projects,” August 2007, Page 1.  “Capital Development Projects Continue Treasury Restoration,” August 2012, Page 1. Cash Room:  “1869 Inaugural Event in Treasury’s Cash Room,” March 1999, Page 1.  “Cash Room Reopens, Workmen Recognized,” September 1998, Page 2.  “No More Check Cashing After June 30, 1976!” August 2006, Page 3.  “THA Reception for Cash Room Ceiling Restoration Donors,” August 2002, Page 1.  “Treasury’s Cash Room Served as Financial Hub,” June 1999, Page 1. Page 2.  “Treasury Re-Opens Restored Cash Room and North Wing,” April 2002, Page1.  “Treasury’s Cash Room Served as Financial Hub,” June 1999, Page 1. Page 2.  “Treasury Re-Opens Restored Cash Room and North Wing,” April 2002, Page1. Cash Room Ceiling Restoration:  “Ceiling Gilding Campaign Approaches Half Way Mark,” June 1999, Page 2.  “Ceiling Restoration Drive is Continuing Towards Goal,” March 1999, Page 2.  “Ceiling Restoration Drive Pushing for Mid-Term Goal,” December 1998, Page 2.  “Ceiling Restoration Funds Near THA Campaign Goal,” December 1999, Page 2.   “Campaign for Cash Room Ceiling Project Meets Goal,” June 2000, Page 2.  “Gilding Restoration Fund Nears THA Campaign Goal,” March 2000, Page 2.  “Restoration Campaign Targets Year End Goal,” September 1999, Page 2.  “Special Committee Set to Raise Funds for Gilding of Ceilings,” December 1997, Page 2.  “THA $200,000 Gift for Gilding Presented to Treasury Department,” December 2000, Page 2.  “THA $200,000 Gift for Gilding to be Presented in Late September,” September 2000, Page 2.  “THA Soon to Kick Off Major Fundraising Drive for Gilding Ceilings,” September 1997, Page 2. Chandeliers: “Ornate Chandeliers of South Wing Presented American West Theme,” August 2011, Page 2 Chase, Salmon P.:  “1860 Relief for Space Shortage Temporary, Elegantly Designed,” March 1998, Page 1.  “THA Wins Auction of Rare Photo Portrait of Secretary Salmon Chase,” December 2013, Page 1.  “Treasury Building Placed on Washington, DC’s New Heritage Trail,” September 2001, Page 1. Coast Guard: “The 225th Anniversary of the Coast Guard and its Treasury Department Origins, August 2015, Page 2. Comptroller of the Currency, Office of:  “Establishment . . . In 1863,” April 2013, Page 1.  “An Innovation in Government,” August 2013, Page 1. Chernow, Ron: “Biographer Provides Insight to First Treasury Secretary,” December 2004, Page 1. Cotton: “The Thread: Slavery, Cotton and Atlantic Finance from the Louisiana Purchase to Reconstruction,” August 2016, Page 2. C-SPAN:  “Historic Treasury Building Restoration Featured in C-SPAN National Broadcast,” April 2011, Page 1.  “Treasury’s Restoration Continued on C-SPAN,” August 2011, Page 1. Currency:  “A Money Factory in the Treasury Building,” March 2001, Page 2.  “Are You Current on Your Currency?” December 2005, Page 2.

Dumbarton House: “Dumbarton House, Home to America’s ‘First Civil Servant’,” August 2004, Page 1.

Federal Reserve: THA Commemorates the Fed’s Centennial,” December 2013, Page 3. Fessenden, William F.: “THA Donates to Treasury Rare Matthew Brady Photo of Secretary Fessenden,” April 2012, Page 1. Film, Educational:  “Educational Film Effort for Treasury Building Now Begun by Production Firm,” August 2012, Page 2.  “Update on Film Project,” (Former Secretary Baker’s interview for the film), August 2016, Page 3.  “Lights, Camera, Action—THA’s Educational Film Makes Great Progress,” December 2016, Page 3.  “Progress Continues on THA Educational Documentary,” December 2017, Page 2.  “THA’s Educational Film Continues to Progress.” April 2017, Page 2.

2 Financial Management Service: “Liberty Center: FMS’ Historic WW I Facility,” April 2006, Page 2. Flags:  “Treasury’s Green Flag,” June 2016, Page 1.  “Treasury Official Flags Reflect Past Maritime Duties,” December 2001, Page 1.

Fortress of Finance-The United States Treasury Building History Book:  “Coffee-Table Treasury History Book Plans Continue to Develop,” March 2001, Page 2.  “Fortress of Finance Book Launched in Cash Room to ‘Full House’ Audience,” December 2010, Page 1.  “It’s Finally Here!!! Fortress of Finance Book,” August 2010, Page 1.  “THA’s Book Fortress of Finance Wins Independent Publisher’s Award,” August 2011, Page 1.  “Treasury Building History Closer to Publishing Date,” April 2009, Page 1.  “Treasury History Book Authors Sought by THA,” September 1999, Page 2.  “Treasury History Book Is On Schedule for Summer,” April 2010, Page 1.  “Treasury History Book Now In Final Review Before Publication,” April 2007, Page 2.  “Treasury History Book Slated for Summer 2010,” December 2009, Page 1.  “Work Begins on THA History Book on Treasury Building and … Organizations,” April 2002, Page 2. Fredlund, Robert R: “THA’s... Co-Founder & President—His Vision and His Legacy,” passes away, April 2008, Page 4. Freedman’s Bank: “Freedwomen and Banking Experiments before the Freedman’s Bank, a lecture by Shennette Garrett-Scott, December 2020, Page 1.

Gallatin, Albert:  “Albert Gallatin, Long-Term Secretary,” December 2010, Page 2.  “Albert Gallatin and a Nation Free from Debt,” a lecture by Gregory May, April 2019, Page 1. Georgetown: “Lecture Day on Life in Federal Georgetown,” March 1997, Page 1. Gifts to Treasury:  “Exhibit of Gifts to the Collection,” April 2013, Page 2.  “The Treasury Department Honors THA . . . With a Special Exhibit of Gifts . . . “, December 2013, Page 2.

Hamilton, Alexander:  “Alexander Hamilton, Lawyer and Lawmaker,” a lecture by Kate Elizabeth Brown, August 2019, Page 1.  “Alexander Hamilton: Merchant in the West Indies”: a lecture by author Michael E. Newton, August 2018, Page 1.  “Alexander Hamilton: The Man Who Made Modern America,” August 2004, Page 2.  “Biographer Provides Insight to First Treasury Secretary,” December 2004, Page 1.  “City of Brotherly Love Also Loves Hamilton,” April 2018, Page 3.  “Hamilton to Stay on the $10 Bill and Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 Bill,” June 2016, Page 2.  ”Hamilton’s Early Years,” future lecture by author Michael E. Newton, April 2018, Page 1  “Treasury’s First Secretary is now the Toast of Broadway,” August 2015, Page 3.  “Yes, Hamilton Versus Wall Street,” a lecture by Nancy Spannaus, August 2020, Page 1. Heritage Trail: “Treasury Building Placed on Washington DC’s New ‘Heritage Trail’,” September 2001, Page 1. Historic Preservation Organizations: “THA Outreach to Other Historic Preservation Organizations,” April 2012, Page 1. Histories: “Second Book to Include Treasury Bureau Histories and Select Biographies,” August 2012, Page 2. History:  “Internet Helps in Research on Treasury’s Maritime History,” June 2001, Page 2.  “Vast Wealth of Treasury History Available On-Line,” April 2004, Page 2. Holocaust Refugee Rescue: “Treasury’s Crucial Role in Holocaust Refugee Rescue,” April 2012, Pages 2-3.

Internal Revenue Service: “Historical Badges of the Bureau of Internal Revenue,” April 2015, Page 3. International Affairs: “Complications for the United States from International Credits: 1913 – 1940,” an article by George J. Hall, December 2019, Page 2.

Jefferson, Thomas: “Jefferson Denied Funding Washington, DC’s Roads,” August 2007, Page 3. Johnson, Andrew: “Andrew Johnson Portrait Now Installed in the Johnson Suite,” December 2018, Page 3.

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Lafayette Square:  “A Lafayette Square Open House,” September 1995, Page1.  “Annual ‘Salute the Square’”, June 1998, Page 1.  “Lafayette Square Day Slated for October 6,” September 2001, Page 2.  “Mark Your Calendar for Third ‘Salute the Square’ Event,” June 1997, Page 2.  “Noontime Lafayette Park Tour Set for October 13,” September 1999, Page 2.  “Other Priceless Treasures Lay just Across the Avenue,” December 2011, Pages 2 and 3.  “’Salute the Square Event,” September 2001, Page 2.  “’Salute the Square’ Slated for October 9,” September 1999, Page 2.  “Salute the Square Day Slated for October 10,” September 1998, Page 1.  “Second Annual ‘Salute he Square’ Set for October 1,” September 1996, Page 1  “Third Annual ‘Salute the Square’ Event, September 1997, Page 2.  “Walk Day Tour Set for Saturday, June 2,” March 2001, Page 1. Landscape: “Research Reveals Hidden Treasury Landscape History,” August 2008, Page 2. Law Enforcement:  “Criminal Investigations Agents Mark Centennial,” August 2019, Page 5.  “THA Member Preparing Book on Treasury Law Enforcement Insignia,” June 2001, Page 2.  “Treasury Day Celebrates Two Hundred Years of Enforcement,” April 2003, Page 2. Library:  “Treasury Library Celebrates 200 Years,” April 2017, Page 1.  “Update on Treasury Library Initiative “Operation Digitize,” August 2017, Page 3. Life Saving: “Treasury Has Historic Role in Savings Lives,” December 2001, Page 2. Lincoln, Abraham:  “Giving Lincoln Credit: How Paying for the Civil War Transformed the U.S. Financial System,” August 2015, Page 1.  “THA Wins Auction of Rare Lincoln Portrait,” August 2008, Page 1.  “THA Gives Treasury Rare Lincoln Portrait and $100,000 Donation,” December 2008, Page 1. Lindburgh:  “Crime of the Century Comes to THA Lecture Series,” August, 2016, Page 1.  “When History Comes Knocking: Chasing After the Lindburgh Kidnappers,” December 2016, Page 2.

McCulloch, Hugh: Requests Disbanding “Treasury’s First ‘Homeland Security’ Unit Provided Protection in the Civil War,” April 2004, Page 2. Military: “Treasury’s Ties to the Military: Partnership Under Construction,” December 2006, Page 2. Mills, Robert: “Robert Mills — Architect of the ‘New Treasury Building’,” August 2002, Page 2. Mills Wing, see Treasury Building Mint, U.S.:  “225th Anniversary of the United States Mint,” August 2017, Page 1.  “Historian’s Corner Added to United States Mint Website,” August 2006, Page 1.  “Katrina and the New Orleans Mint, — It Could Have Been Worse,” April 2006, Page 1.  “The 1906 Earthquake, Fires and the San Francisco Mint — It Could Not Have Been Worse,” August 2006, Page 1. Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.: “U.S. Treasury Programs Preserved in Tune and Verse,” June 2001, Page 1. Murder: “Murder in Treasury Building Results in Not-Guilty Verdict,” August 2005, Page 1. Murphy, William L.: “THA Director Passes…,” April 2017, Page 4.

Navy: “Treasury’s Navy,” a lecture by Stephen W. Hooper, December 2020, Page 2 New Deal: “A New Deal for the Arts Exhibition at Archives,” June 1994, Page 1. Northup, Clifford: “THA Director Passes…,” December 2011, Page 3. Nourse, Joseph: “Joseph Nourse, Register, A Life-Long Treasury Career,” August 2004, Page 1.

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O’Neill, Paul, H:  Comments at “Treasury Re-Opens Restored Cash Room and North Wing,” April 2002, Page1.  Cuts Ribbon at “North Entrance of Treasury Re-Opened After 25 Years,” August 2002, Page 1.4  “Memories of Secretary O’Neill,” August 2020, Page 3.  “Secretary Paul O’Neill Speaks at THA Meeting,” December 2011, Page 1.  Welcomes “THA Reception for Cash Room Ceiling Restoration Donors,” August 2002, Page 1. Oral History: First THA Oral History,” August 2019, Page 5.

Paper Prize:  “First ‘1500 Penn Prize’ Winner,” December 2018, Page 2.  “New THA Treasury History Paper Prize for Students,” April 2017, Page 2.  “Treasury History Paper Prize,” December 2017, Page 2.  Treasury History Paper Prize, April 2018, Page 3. Paulson, Henry, Jr.:  Speaks, “First Lady Joins Celebration of the Treasury Building’s Restoration…,” April 2007, Page 1.  Speaks, “The 2014 Lecture Series,” December 2014, Page 1.

Planned Giving:  New Program Announcement, August 2013, Page 2.  “THA Planned Giving Program,” April 2014, Page 2. Powers, Charles H: “Long Time THA Director ...” passes away, April 2010, Page 3.

Public Debt: “The Bureau of the Public Debt: The End of One Era, The Beginning of a New One,” December 2012, Page 2. Public Health Service: “Treasury’s Public Health Service and the Pandemic of 1918,” April 2020, Page 1

Riggs Bank:  “Riggs Noontime Lecture Slated for March 25,” March 1999, Page 1.  “THA Annual Meeting Included Historic Riggs Bank Collection,” April 2009, Page 1. Roche, Josephine, “First Female Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, 1934-1937,” April 2015, Page 1. Roof Fire, Treasury:  “Treasury Roof Fire Evacuates Building,” September 1996, Page1.  “Recent Fire Not The First to Cause Staff to be Moved Out,” March 1997, Page 1.  “Repairs in Progress for Treasury Roof Fire Damage,” December 1996, Page 1.  “Replacement of Fire-Damaged Treasury Slow a Century Ago,” September 1997, Page 1. Rogers, Isaiah: “Architect-Inventor Rogers Created Security in Design,” December 2003, Page 1. Rubin, Robert:  “Cash Room Reopens, Workman Recognized” (by Secretary Rubin), September 1998, Page 2.  “Restoration Campaign…,” Secretary Robert Rubin agreed to serve as a Sponsoring Member, September 1999, Page 2.  “THA Elections Added New Directors and Officers; Secretary Rubin Spoke,” April 2008, Page 1.

Seal:  “Rare Treasury Seal Found on eBay Site: April 2017, Page 3.  “Treasury Seal Predates Constitution, Department,” March 2001, Page 1. Secret Service:  “...Celebrated Its 150th Anniversary,” December 2015, Page 2.  “First Secret Service Chief...Recent News Headliners,” September 2001, Page 1. Secretaries, Treasury:  “Reminiscence of A Past Secretary’s Departure,” August 2017, Page 4.  “Rooms Where It Happened: The Offices of the Secretary in the Main Treasury Building,” December 2017, Page 1.  “Welcome and Goodbye to Treasury Secretaries at Bell Entrance.” April 2017, Page 3

5 Serlin, Michael D.: “THA Director Passes, Michael D. Serlin,” August 2014, Page 2. Sherman, John: “Treasury’s First Phone Linked to White House,” installed by Secretary Sherman, June 2001, Page 2. “Shoot him on the spot” cited in letter from Secretary John Dix, a gift to the Treasury Department, April 2018, Page 1. Shultz, George P.:  “THA Marks 99th Birthday of Sec. George P. Shultz, April 2020, Page 3 and August 2020, Page 5.  “ Secretary George P. Shultz Celebrates 100th Birthday,” December 2020, Page 5. Simon, William E.: “Time Capsule a Mystery to Many Who View It Daily,” dedicated by Secretary Simon, June 2001, Page 1. Snow, John W.: “Secretary John W. Snow, Guest at Annual Meeting, December 2012, Page 1. Summers, Lawrence H.: “THA $200,000 Gift for Gilding Presented to...,” Secretary Summers, December 2000, Page 2. Supervising Architect: “Lecture and Book Signing on Treasury’s Office of the Supervising Architect,” September 2000, Page 1.

Tea Act: “110th Anniversary of Tea Act...,” August 2007, Page 2. Telephone: “Treasury’s First Phone Linked to White House,” June 2001, Page 2. Time Capsule, 1976-2076: “...A Mystery to Many Who View It Daily,” June 2001, Page 1. Tours:  “Treasury Planning to Restart Tours,” April 2006, Page 2.  “Treasury Reinstitutes Saturday Public Tours,” August 2006, Page 2. Transport: “Treasury’s Cash Transport in Vintage Images of its Reliance on Horse Power,” April 2011, Page 2. Treasurers: “Treasurers Address Treasury audience in the Cash Room, March 5,” April 2014, Page 1. Treasury:  “225th Anniversary of the Treasury Department,” August 2014, Page 1.  “225th Anniversary of the Treasury Department: 1789-2014,” December 2014, Page 1.  “Internet helps in Research on Treasury Maritime History,” June 2001, Page 2.  “Treasury and its World War II Songs by Irving Berlin,” August 2009, Page 1.  “Treasury as Parent to Many Federal Agencies,” March 2000, Page 1.  “Treasury During the Great Depression,” a lecture by Lee Lofthus, December 2018, Page 1.  “Treasury Recognized for Its Restoration/Modernization of National Historic Building,” April 2008, Page 1.  “Treasury Web Pages on Education, Preservation,” September 2000, Page 2.  “Treasury’s Crucial Role in Holocaust Refugee Rescue,” April 2012, Pages 2-3.  “Treasury’s First Phone Linked to White House,” June 2001, Page 2.  “Treasury’s Navy,” a lecture by Stephen W. Hooper, December 2020, Page 2  “U.S. Treasury Programs reserved in Tune and Verse,” June 2001, Page 1.  “Vast Wealth of Treasury History Available On-Line,” April 2004, Page 2. Treasury Annex: “...Renamed to Commemorate 150th Anniversary of Freedman’s Savings and Trust, December 2015, Page 1. Treasury Building:  “150th Anniversary of Completion of Historic Treasury Building, April 2019, Page 3.  “1860 Relief for Space Shortage Temporary, Elegantly Designed,” March 1998, Page 1.  “1864 Treasury Wing Holds Special Place in American History,” June 1998, Page 1.  “20th Century Treasury Photos Must be Preserved by 21st Century Technology,” April 2008, Page 2.  “A Money Factory in the Treasury Building,“ April 2001, Page 2.  “Burning of the Treasury Building, August 24, 1814,” August 2014, Page 2.  “Cash Room: See listing by this title.  “Changing Images of the Treasury Building,” April 2005, Page 2.  “Check Your Knowledge of the Treasury Building,” December 2003, Page 2; also, December 2004, Page 2.  “Completed Treasury Building Still too Small,” September 1999, Page 1.  “Decorative Painting in Treasury’s South Wing ‘Deceives the Eye’,” April 2011, Page 2.  “Early Concerns for a Fireproof Treasury,” June 1997, Page 1.  “Elegant North Wing Completes the Building for the U.S. Treasury,” December 1998, Page 1.  “Exterior Restoration of the Treasury to be Visible to All,” April 2010, Page 2.  “First Lady Joins Celebration of the Treasury Building’s Restoration and Renovation,” April 2007, Page 1.  “First Treasury Building in D.C., Really ‘the first’” December 1996, Page 1.  “Historic Decorative Painting of South Wing Reappears,” December 2008, Page 2.  “Historic Research to Document Annex’s Design and Changes,” August 2005, Page 2. “  “Historic Treasury Building Restoration Featured in C-SPAN National Broadcast,” April 2011, Page 1.  “Murder in Treasury Building Results in Not-Guilty Verdict,” August 2005, Page 1.  “Mills Wing, Treasury Building’s, 175 Years Old,” April 2017, Page 1.  “Mills Wing Restoration Focuses on 1842 Style,” August 2017, Page 2  “New England Architect’s Role in Treasury Buildings,” August 2003, Page 1. 6  “North Entrance of Treasury Re-Opened After 25 Years,” August 2002, Page 1.  “North Lobby Restoration — A THA Capital Development Campaign Project Begins,” December 2009, Page 2.  “Oldest Elements of Treasury Building Are Prehistoric,” December 2002, Page 1.  “Ornate Chandeliers of South Wing Presented American West Theme,” August 2011, Page 2  “Portions of Historic Treasury Building in Lincoln, Nebraska,” August 2003, Page 1.  “Research Uncovers Rich Décor on Treasury’s Walls,” (South Wing trompe l’oeil), June 1996, Page 2  “Restoration/Renovation to Begin Early in Year 2000,” December 1999, Page 2.  “Retired Executives Recount Treasury Building in 1970s,” August 2016, Page 1.  “Robert Mills — Architect of the ‘New Treasury Building’,” August 2002, Page 2.  “Roof Fire: See listing by this title.  “Shortage of Office Space Has Been Long-Standing Issue,” December 1997, Page 1.  “TBARR Briefing Given at THA Membership Meeting,” April 2005, Page 1.  “TBARR Update: Changing Images of the Treasury Building,” August 2005, Page 2.  “Treasury Building 2014 Priority Restoration Project,” August 2014, Page 4.  “Treasury Building Exterior Restoration for the New Millennium,” December 1999, Page 1.  “Treasury Building Placed on Washington, DC’s New Heritage Trail,” September 2001, Page 1.  “Treasury Building Project Most Extensive Since 1910,” June 2000, Page 1.  “Treasury Building Public Tour Program Needs Additional Volunteers,” December 2000, Page 1.  “Treasury Building Tour Previews on Wide World Web,” June 1996, Page 2.  “Treasury Building Tour Takes You Back 150 Years,” March 1996, Page 2.  “Treasury Recognized for Its Restoration/Modernization of National Historic Building,” April 2008, Page 1.  “Treasury Planning to Re-Start Tours,” April 2006, Page 2.  “Treasury Railing Project Completed on Schedule,” August 2010, Page 3.  “Treasury Re-opens Part of Oldest Wing,” December 2003, Page 2.  “Treasury Re-opens Restored Cash Room and North Wing,” April 2002, Page 1.  “Treasury South Wing Marks 150th Anniversary This Year,” April 2010, Page 1.  “Treasury Was Prepared as Presidential Bunker During World War II,” April 2002, Page 2.  “Treasury West Staircase Project Progresses, But Funding Still Needed,” August 2011, Page 2.  “Treasury’s Main Entrance Is THA’s Next Restoration Goal,” April 2009, Page 2.  “Treasury’s Restoration Continued on C-SPAN.” August 2011, Page 1.  “Vintage Images of Transportation Modes Around the Treasury,” August 2010, Page 3 and December 2010, Page 2.  “West Wing Restored with Designers’ Detailed Original 1864 Records,” September 1998, Page 1.  “West Wing Staircase Project Soon to Begin,” August 2010, Page 2. Treasury Guard:  “Treasury Guard Flag: A Night at the Theater,” April 2015, Page 2  “...Treasury Guard Flag Recent News Headliners,” September 2001, Page 1.  “Treasury’s First ‘Homeland Security’ Unit Provided Protection in the Civil War,” April 2004, Page 2. Treasury’s Treasures Exhibit: August 2018, Page 1. Treasury Historical Association:  “A Decorative History of Room 3314 — One of THA’s Future Restoration Goals,” August 2009, Page 2.  “Association Developing 5-Year Strategic Plan,” August 2008, Page 3.  “Capital Development Campaign Progress,” December 2009, Page 3.  “Capital Development Campaign to Support 12 Treasury Projects, August 2007, Page 1.  “Capital Development Program Will Kick-Off in Late-September,” April 2007, Page 1.  “June Lecture Examines Accused Treasury Spy,” August 2004, Page 2.  “Lecture and Book Signing on Treasury’s Office of the Supervising Architect,” September 2000, Page 1.  “Lecture and Exhibit Celebrate THA’s 40th Anniversary,” August 2013, Page 1.  “Lecture on Treasury’s Neighbor’s Bicentennial,” December 2000, Page 1.  “Member Survey Update: THA Activities Rated With Some Variation,” March 1998, Page 2.  “Noontime Lecture in Temporary Abeyance,” September 1997, Page 2.  “Publications Committee to Expand Activities…,” September 2000, Page 1.  “Special Committee Set to Raise Funds for Gilding of Ceilings, December 1997, Page 2.  “THA $200,000 Gift for Gilding Presented to Treasury Department,” December 2000, Page 2.  “THA Acquires 1875 Treasury Staff List,” June 2000, Page 1.  “THA Donates to Treasury Rare Matthew Brady Photo of Secretary Fessenden, April 2012, Page 1.  “THA Donates to Treasury Rare Painting of Secretary Robert j. Walker (1845-49),” August 2012, Page 1.  “THA Funding Helped with Cataloging Project, December 1997, Page 2. 7  “THA Gift to Treasury Will Provide Historic-Style Illumination” (gift of four wall sconces), December 2005, Page 2.  “THA Gives Historic Marker to Treasury (Room 3222),” March 1997, Page 2.  “THA Gives Treasury Rare Lincoln Portrait and $100,000 Donation, December 2008, Page 1.  “THA is #34342 in the CFC National Capital Campaign,” December 2007, Page 1.  “THA is Now ‘On the Net.’ Come Visit the Association,” December 1998, Page 2.  “THA Joins the World of Social Media,” August 2013, Page 3.  “THA Lecture Series: New Beginning for Future Opportunities,” August 2009, Page 1.  “THA Now a CFC Agency in 2006 Federal Campaign, August 2006, Page 2.  “THA Outreach to Other Historic Preservation Organizations,” April 2012, Page 1.  “THA Posts New and Improved Web Pages, “ September 2001, Page 2.  “THA Received Unique FDR Gifts from Yale Professor, June 2000, Page 2.  “THA Reception for Cash Room Ceiling Donors,” August 2002, Page 1.  “THA Soon to Kick Off Major Funding Drive for Gilding Ceilings,” September 1997, Page 2.  “THA Will Participate in 2007 CFC Campaign,” August 2007, Page 1.  “THA Wins Auction of Rare Lincoln Portrait,” August 2008, Page 1.  THA Wins Auction of Rare Photo Portrait of Secretary Salmon Chase,” December 2013, Page 1.  “U.S. Treasurer Speaks at Annual Meeting,” August 2005, Page 1  “Volcker Speaks at THA Annual Open Meeting,” December 2010, Page 1.  “Ways to Support THA at the End of the Year,” December 2017 Page 3.  “West Wing Restored with Designers’ Detailed Original 1864 Records,” September 1998, Page 1.  “West Wing Staircase Project Soon to Begin,” August 2010, Page 2. Trompe L’Oeil:  “Decorative Painting in Treasury’s South Wing “Deceives the Eye,” April 2011, Page 2.  “Capital Development Projects Continue Treasury Restoration,” August 2012, Page 1.

Volcker, Paul:  “Remembering Paul Volcker’s Relationship with Treasury,” April 2020, Page 4.  “Volcker Speaks at THA Annual Open Meeting,” December 2010, Page 1.

Walker, Robert J.: “THA Donates to Treasury Rare Painting of Secretary Robert j. Walker (1845-49),” August 2012, Page 1. Wall Street: “Regulating Wall Street During the Civil War,” June 2016, Page 3. Walter, Thomas U: “...Master Architect of the ‘Treasury Extension’,” December 2002, Page 2. War Risk Insurance: “Bureau of War Risk Insurance, Treasury’s Predecessor of ,,,Veterans Affairs,” December 2007, Page 2. Website: “New THA Website Feature: An Online Shopping Cart,” August 2017, Page 4. White House: “Lecture on Treasury’s Neighbor’s Bicentennial,” December 2000, Page 1. Women’s Suffrage:  “The Great Suffrage Parade of 1918,” April 2020, Page 2.  “U.S. Treasury and the 19th Amendment,” August 2020, Page 3. Workmen: “Early Workmen at Treasury Held Place in Construction History,” September 1998, Page 2. Workplace: “How Things Were Done in the Old Days,” December 2016, Page 1.

Young, Ammi, B: “New England Architect’s Role in Treasury Buildings,” August 2003, Page 1.