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Bletchley Park - Home of the Codebreakers
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MK3 6EB Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Gran Bretagna (Regno Unito) (Borough of Milton Keynes) |
Indirizzo |
The Mansion
Bletchley Park
Sherwood Drive
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Spazio espositivo |
100 000 m² / 1 076 391 ft²
Spazio espositivo per la radio (se diverso)
1 000 m² / 10 764 ft²
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- Autovetture
- Model Railway
- Typewriter, calculating and coding
- Tubes/Valves / Semiconductors
- Model Cars
- Model Ships
- Air and Space
- Military technology
- Radios (Broadcast receivers)
- Telephone / Telex
- Military Aerospace
- Arms
- Military Museum in general
- Amateur Radio / Military & Industry Radio
- Appliances (Scales, Stamping, etc.)
- Post
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Orario d'apertura
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November - February: 9.30am - 4pm, last admission 14.00
March - October: 9.30am - 5pm, last admission 15.00
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Costo
Status dal 03/2024
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Adults: £26.00; Concessions: £23.50; Children (12 - 17): £17.50
Family (2 adults and 2 children): £70.00 |
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Contatti |
Tel.: | +44-1908-640 404 | Fax: | +44-1908-274 381 | |
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eMail: | info bletchleypark.org.uk | |
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Pagina web |
www.bletchleypark.org.uk
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Come arrivare
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N51.996810° W0.738401° | N51°59.80860' W0°44.30406' | N51°59'48.5160" W0°44'18.2436" |
Bletchley Park is an estate located in the town of Bletchley, in Buckinghamshire, England.
By Rail
Fast efficient service to Bletchley Railway Station from:
London Euston, Milton Keynes Central (for InterCity connections), Coventry and Birmingham New Street. Bedford Midland (except Sunday) for connections to London Thames Link, East Midlands and South Yorkshire.
Turn right out of the Railway Station on to Sherwood Drive. Cross the road at the pedestrian crossing. Bletchley Park entrance is approximately 100 yards ahead of you.
By Bus
There are buses and coaches from all parts of Milton Keynes and beyond arriving at Bletchley Bus Station. On leaving the Bus Station head towards the Railway Station. The Bletchley Park entrance is on the opposite side of the road to the railway station 300 yards along Sherwood Drive.
By Car
Using Sat-Nav? Please enter Sherwood Drive, Bletchley, MK3 6DS, as the postal address may take you to the wrong location.
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Esempi di apparecchi visionabili nel museo:
D: Gemeinschaftserzeugn
Enigma (1938)
GB: Standard Telephones
R1082 (1935-42)
GB: Regentone Brand
ARG349 (1949-51?)
GB: Regentone Brand
A121 (1949-51?)
GB: Regentone Brand
ARG57 (1950/51)
GB: Collaro Ltd.;
RC500 (1950?)
GB: Invicta Radio Ltd.;
34 (1951)
GB: Racal Engineering /
RA-17 (1954)
GB: Philips Electrical,
B3G63A (1956)
GB: K.W. Electronics Ltd
Valiant (1960?)
GB: K.W. Electronics Ltd
KW 201 (1968??)
USA: National Company;
HRO (1935/36?)
USA: National Company;
HRO-MX (1944/45)
USA: Swan Electronics,
500cx (1967-69??)
Descrizione
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Wikipedia (7.2011):
Bletchley Park, anche nota come Stazione X, è una tenuta situata a Bletchley, un paese a circa 75 km a Nord-Ovest di Londra. Durante la Seconda guerra mondiale, Bletchley Park fu il sito dell'unità principale di Crittoanalisi del Regno Unito. Codici e messaggi cifrati dei paesi dell'Asse sono stati decifrati a Bletchley Park. Il più noto è il codice nazista ottenuto con la macchina Enigma. Le informazioni ottenute con le attività svolte a Bletchley Park, con Ultra, hanno aiutato lo sforzo alleato e accorciato la durata della guerra, anche se gli effetti di Ultra sulla Seconda guerra mondiale sono dibattuti. |
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Descrizione (altra) |
Exhibitions
Block C Visitor Centre
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.
Block B
Lorenz Cipher
Alan Turing
Enigma machines
Japanese codes
Home Front exhibition. How people lived in WW2
The Mansion
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
Huts 3 and 6
Codebreaking offices as they would have looked during World War II.
Hut 8
Interactive exhibitions explaining codebreaking
Alan Turing's office
Pigeon exhibition. The use of pigeons in World War II.
Hut 11
Life as a WRNS Bombe operator
Hut 12
Bletchley Park: Rescued and Restored. Items found during the restoration work.
Wartime garages
Hut 19
2366 Bletchley Park Air Training Corp Squadron
The separate National Museum of Computing, which includes a working replica Bombe machine and a rebuilt Colossus computer, is housed in Block H on the site. |
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