Bletchley Park and its Museum
Tony Sale's
Codes and Ciphers
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Page 1: Around the Mansion; Early Days
Page 2: In the Stable Yard: the 1940 breakthrough
Page 3: The Huts and A Block, the expansion of 1940-1
Page 4: Hut 3, Hut 6 and the Bombe Room
Page 5: The Blocks: the industrial expansion that ended the war.
Bletchley Park and its Museum
The pages now available on this part of the site give you a guided Virtual Tour of Bletchley Park:
Now there is more information available about the history of Bletchley Park:
This Tour is a gentle stroll conducted by Tony Sale, the founder and original
Curator of the Bletchley Park Museum. He shows you the grounds of Bletchley Park
as they now look, but also takes you on a walk through history. He starts in the
early days when the codebreakers arrived in a quaint rural mansion surrounded by
farm buildings. He leads you on to see their work expanding into an advanced
industry, central to the defeat of Nazi Germany.
An interactive exploration of Bletchley Park in 1938!
The early expansion of Bletchley Park.
Gordon Welchman: Getting BP Organised.
Navigate yourself round Bletchley Park.
For information about when Bletchley Park is open to visitors you must go to the Bletchley Park Trust which is responsible for it. This website has no connection with the Bletchley Park Trust.
This page was created by the late Tony Sale
the original curator of the Bletchley Park Museum
Technical assistance from Andrew Hodges