Staff Picks: The Merchants’ Magazine and Commercial Review
August 8, 2018A brief look at The Merchants’ Magazine and Commercial Review and its creator, Freeman Hunt. Read more
Librarian Life: Organization of Digitized Archival Collections
July 25, 2018They say that the perfect is the enemy of the good. Read about how the FRASER team has applied best practices to produce more content, faster. Read more
Staff Picks: Darryl R. Francis
July 11, 2018Learn more about the St. Louis Fed’s 7th president Darryl R. Francis and his role during the Great Inflation of the second half of the 20th Century. Read more
Librarian Life: Digitization Partnerships
June 20, 2018FRASER content comes from many sources – our own physical library collection, discards from other libraries, and formal partnerships. Read about our partnership program and our approach to working with other institutions. Read more
FRASER Features: Search Improvements
June 6, 2018New and improved: Learn about changes to our search functionality and discover how to find the right sources for your research. Read more
Librarian Life: Statistical Releases
May 16, 2018Federal Reserve statistical releases are a key source of the Fed’s economic data. Learn about their history. Read more
Uncurrent Events: National Monetary Commission, 1909-1912
May 2, 2018The National Monetary Commission was a result of the Aldrich Vreeland Act of 1908, in response to the Panic of 1907, and laid the groundwork for the Federal Reserve Act and the creation of the Federal Reserve System. Read more
Dismal Facts: Using FRASER to Measure Central Bank Independence
April 18, 2018Explore one example of how FRASER has been used to build a dataset for economic research. Read more
Staff Picks: Data and Charts in the Statistical Atlases of the United States
April 4, 2018Data can be shown in very creative ways to showcase particular information. The Statistical Atlases of the United States provide great examples of this. Read more
Uncurrent Events: A History of Women’s Economic Rights
March 21, 2018The history of women’s rights isn’t just the vote. Learn about women’s economic rights back to 1790. Read more
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