PHILADELPHIA ... bank's charter when it expired in 1811, and five years later — after the War of 1812 — President James Madison signed a bill establishing the Second Bank of the United States.

One of Philadelphia’s often-overlooked historic attractions has reopened for the summer season. The Second Bank of the United States, housing an historic collection of American portraits, closed last ...

President Madison chartered the Second Bank of the United States, at 420 Chestnut St., in Philadelphia despite the U.S. Capitol having moved to Washington at the turn of the 19th century.

PHILADELPHIA ... bank’s charter when it expired in 1811, and five years later — after the War of 1812 — President James Madison signed a bill establishing the Second Bank of the United States.

Moreover, their feelings for states’ rights ran strong. While the bank would be housed in Philadelphia ... Madison revived it as the Second Bank of the United States. The building that housed ...

It would be based in Philadelphia ... no central bank to fund the military effort, and as a result he endorsed renewal in 1816. But the charter of this Second Bank of the United States expired ...

A proposal to rehabilitate the First Bank of the United States and transform it into an interactive museum in downtown Philadelphia has just cleared its most significant hurdle, with Independence ...

Matt Rourke/AP PHILADELPHIA (AP ... President James Madison signed a bill establishing the Second Bank of the United States. The $22.2 million work beginning this month will include roof ...