Bank of England Museum
The Bank of England Museum occupies part of the Bank's Threadneedle Street headquarters in the City of London, tracing the central bank's history since its founding in 1694. Its collection spans coins, banknotes, gold bars and paintings alongside displays on monetary policy, the Bank's architecture and the people who shaped it. Admission is free, and the museum also stages temporary exhibitions on the Bank's buildings and history.
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Now on view
4 exhibitions
Mrs. Coade’s Stone – Cast To Last
Explore a temporary display which explores the genius of an artificial material called Coade Stone... and the pioneering businesswoman behind it
After the Fire: Insurance, finance, and a rebuilt City
This interactive temporary exhibition explores the development and transformation of London’s financial district
Building the Bank - 100 years on
This free exhibition explores the creation of the Bank of England’s iconic Threadneedle Street building
Stories in Focus displays
Explore our temporary Stories in Focus displays