Gold bars in the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' vaults.

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  1. I am the manager/sommelier of a high-end steakhouse, housed in a building that was a bank back in the ’20s – and we use the original vault (looks VERY similar to the one in the video above) for our wine storage… My vault has the same gate/small round port door at the rear as the one in the video – does anyone know what that was used for? Outside the vault, in front of that small round door, there is a metal pole in the ground as well, that comes up to about 4′ in height (the door starts at maybe 5′ in height – any ideas on its former use?

    1. Ventilation in case someone was locked in. The pipe connects to a tank on the roof while allowed the vault to be filled with water during a fire.

  2. Wow. That vault is impressive. That vault is more secure than any I have seen in the movies. It is also impressive that you were featured on this clip. Great presentation/tour!

  3. As a CA Student , i went on couple Bank Audits and we used to go for Cash Checks in the huge locker rooms, but they were quite smelly because of the paper notes :)

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