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.
The newspaperman Arthur Weaversbrook asks Evie to deal with the gang leaders working for Jack. She infiltrates the station and takes them out.
The station opened on 1 September 1866, with a hotel designed by Edward Middleton Barry added a year later.
The memory's premise is that Jack's lieutenants from across London have gathered to plan their next moves, a rare chance to strike several of his petty-criminal bosses at once. Swins keeps bodyguards close, so use the expansion's fear tools on them to meet the full-sync goal before you go for him.
Palace of Westminster
The Palace of Westminster, home of Parliament, is in Westminster beside the Clock Tower. It has a viewpoint, Jacob assassinates the Earl of Cardigan here in Motion to Impeach, and the twins later stop a Templar bomb plot inside.
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.
Charing Cross station
Charing Cross station is a railway terminus in the Strand beside Trafalgar Square. Several memories point you here, from the End of the Line engine heist to Darwin's fossil delivery.
London Bridge station
London Bridge station is the oldest railway terminus in London, opened in 1836, at the southern end of London Bridge in Southwark.