- Wikidata identifier:
- Q155921
- Also known as:
- Station X
- Instance of:
- historic house museum; English country house; military museum; park; tourist attraction; independent museum
- Museum/collection status:
- Accredited museum
- Accreditation number:
- 2321
- Persistent shareable link for this record:
- https://museumdata.uk/museums/q155921/
Collection-level records:
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Collection overview (Wikipedia)
- Secrets Revealed introduction
- The Road to Bletchley Park. Codebreaking in World War One.
- Intel Security Cybersecurity exhibition. Online security and privacy in the 21st century.
- Lorenz Cipher
- Alan Turing
- Enigma machines
- Japanese codes
- Home Front exhibition. How people lived in WW2
- Office of Alistair Denniston
- Library. Dressed as a World War II naval intelligence office
- The Imitation Game exhibition
- Gordon Welchman: Architect of Ultra Intelligence exhibition
- Codebreaking offices as they would have looked during World War II.
- Interactive exhibitions explaining codebreaking
- Alan Turing’s office
- Pigeon exhibition. The use of pigeons in World War II.
- Life as a WRNS Bombe operator
- Bletchley Park: Rescued and Restored. Items found during the restoration work.
- Wartime garages
- 2366 Bletchley Park Air Training Corp Squadron
This article uses material from the Wikipedia article “Bletchley Park”, which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Source: Wikipedia
Date: 2025
Licence: CC-BY-SA