The Bank of England is the City of London's central bank and the target of Sequence 6, A Run on the Bank, where Jacob tracks a Templar robbing its branches. You return to its vault twice more: once for the stolen printing plates and once in The Last Maharaja.
Abberline tells Jacob that a different branch is robbed every quarter. Jacob traces the robber, known only as Plutus, through the Royal Exchange and a Blighter robbery crew, then enters the bank in A Bad Penny to stop the heist.
Plutus is Philip Twopenny, the official who runs the bank's daily business, funnelling stolen money to the Templars. Jacob kills him in the vault, but printing plates go missing in the chaos and counterfeit notes flood London. Evie recovers the plates for Abberline in Unbreaking the Bank.
Later in 1868 Templars drag a British India Company accountant into the vault to threaten him. Evie and Duleep Singh rescue him and get the location of the stolen Punjabi gold in return.
Founded in 1694 to raise money for the navy, the bank moved to Threadneedle Street in 1734.
A Bad PennyA Bad Penny ends Sequence 6 inside the Bank of England. Jacob joins a guided tour, interrogates the guard captain and bank manager, and reaches Philip Twopenny in the vault before his men can finish the robbery.Mansion House
Mansion House is the Lord Mayor of London's official residence. Its rooftop is where Jacob meets Abberline at the start of A Bad Penny, before the Bank of England heist.
Black Swan Yard
Black Swan Yard is one of Bloody Nora's three Blighter strongholds in the City of London, set beside the river. Capturing it for the Rooks is part of taking the borough.
Cannon Street station
Cannon Street station is a City of London rail stop on the north bank of the Thames. In the Jack the Ripper expansion it is where four of Jack's gang lieutenants gather, and Evie clears them out.
Field Lane
Field Lane is one of Bloody Nora's three Blighter strongholds in the City of London. Taking it from the Blighters is a step toward the City gang war.