The western border of the 1660 Castello plan is this structure. The Buttonwood Agreement was signed 
The western border of the 1660 Castello plan is this structure. The Buttonwood Agreement was signed here, and a man living here wrote the Customers' Afternoon Letter, which became a journal named for this location. William Remick paused operations here following one incident. Celestino Madeiros confessed to a crime here, but that did not save suspected immigrants. Its ramparts were built to exclude the Lenape from New Amsterdam. This site was home to the first US Capitol building, Federal Hall, and the New York Stock Exchange. For 10 points, name this street home to the first Occupy movement and synonymous with New York City's financial district.
The western border of the 1660 Castello plan is this structure.
Wall Street 