Bank of England Museum

The Bank of England is the central bank of the UK and its main building is in the center of the City, in Threadneedle Street, actually known as Our Lady of Threadneedle Street. The bank has over 300 years of history and the present location isn't the original one as the bank moved in the eighteenth century, occupying at first only a portion of the building that we see today. Throughout history it expanded taking the land of adjacent houses and taverns. It even expropriated a nearby cemetery which had unleashed a series of stories about ghostly apparitions. The bank's main task is to promote the stability of the country through issuing money and setting interest rates in order to control inflation.