BankofEngland Museumحساب موثّق

#TBT the south front of the old Bank of England in 1923 at the corner of Bartholomew Lane in the City of London @LdnMetArchives #BoEArchivepic.twitter.com/PcFhdMuLvH

.@PenguinUKBooks #bestlovedbook! TP inspired by BoE official & celebrated author KG's Wind in the Willows.Both feat in our new exhibition.pic.twitter.com/xjeQFvfN6Y

One for stationery & calligraphy fans: the centrepiece to our new exhibition. #stationerylove #lettering #calligraphy #CityStories2017pic.twitter.com/uz1EzIWA6h

We have some fab #banknotedetectives in our Museum today cracking the case of the banknote forger. #free #familyfun http://bankofeng.uk/qLOK30dVevp pic.twitter.com/iWPMBznsfU

Explore @bankofengland’s literary connections and get a sneak peek at the new Jane Austen £10 note in our new exhibition #CityStories2017pic.twitter.com/N8yYIqyuvN

#OTD 2003 the £10 series E banknote featuring Charles Dickens was withdrawn from circulation. #numismaticspic.twitter.com/kbERA1bVNU

Discover more about forgery in 18th century Britain from prisoner's letters held in the #BoEArchive. http://bankofeng.uk/ARIA30dVPan  #historypic.twitter.com/GZpqHMbHK5

This cartoon that featured on the cover of Banking World in 1994 celebrates the first 300 years of the @bankofengland #HappyBirthdaypic.twitter.com/uMWxRbrnqM

It's the Bank of England's birthday! #OTD in 1694 @BankofEngland Charter was signed & sealed to establish the Bank. #anniversary #BoEArchivepic.twitter.com/F1cRxAfC0w

It’s our 323rd birthday, we made a dancing cake to celebrate. #whynotpic.twitter.com/SxLzCQr4rD

Listen to our Archive Manager explaining the Bank's first stock ledger, which dates back to 1694. http://bankofeng.uk/45HJ30dCSul  #BoEArchivepic.twitter.com/K0QF3eSfKC

Great guesses guys! Our #mysteryobject is an 18thC delftware drug jar. You can see it in our new temp exhibition #CityStories2017pic.twitter.com/8Id84yRp6j

Okay guys, #mysteryobject time. Anyone have any guesses? #CityStories2017pic.twitter.com/XFglQUx81k

Our #summer event begins today! Become a banknote detective and solve the case of the mysterious banknote forger. #banknotedetectives #freepic.twitter.com/0TScIx65pt

Have you seen this man wanted for banknote forgery? He was last seen sneaking around the museum. http://bankofeng.uk/9zBl30dKRaU  #banknotedetectivespic.twitter.com/vSWwSEryyz

Go back in time and browse the names of former Governors and Directors from as early as the 17th century here: http://bankofeng.uk/nYyu30dx39d pic.twitter.com/HmK6Mf8F3d

#TBT to one of the Bank's earlier Governors, Kirkman Daniel Hodgson, who served from 1863-65. #BoEArchive #portrait #photograph #historypic.twitter.com/KnuzBoMql8

We need your help to identify the real name of the banknote forger ‘Old Patch’. Can you solve the case? #familyfun http://bankofeng.uk/bRR830dKlxw pic.twitter.com/VcZot0QGgn

Visiting the @boemuseum. Fascinating! It seems, however, that some things don't change! #BankofEnglandpic.twitter.com/p9qgKkFoF9

Come and see our brand new exhibition #CityStories2017 today from 10am and take a look at the #NewTenPoundNotepic.twitter.com/IAjz64PSzK