St. Mary Matfelon is the Whitechapel church that gives the borough its name, built over a 13th-century white chapel. It is a database landmark.
Built in 1329, it was rebuilt again in 1875, damaged in the Blitz and demolished in 1952. Charles I's executioner is buried in its yard.
The church sits in Whitechapel, the poorest of the game's boroughs and the opening ground of the Frye twins' campaign. Visit it to unlock the database entry, which explains how the original white chapel of 1286 gave the district its name.
Bishopsgate station
Bishopsgate station is the Whitechapel rail terminus where Jacob and Evie first arrive in London, and later the home station of the Train Hideout once the Rooks take the borough.
Buck's Row brothel
The Buck's Row brothel is Lady Owers' house in Whitechapel and the last of the three Brothel Attacks in the Jack the Ripper expansion.
Mitre Square
Mitre Square is a key site early in the Jack the Ripper expansion: Jack murders two Assassin initiates posing as Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes, and Jacob comes to investigate. Later Evie shuts down a fight club near the square.
Spitalfields
Spitalfields is Whitechapel's only Blighter stronghold, Rexford Kaylock's headquarters in the borough. It is the first stronghold most players take, and clearing it also rescues surviving members of the Clinkers gang.