Pictures of Bletchley Park

a Historic Building in the town of Bletchley, in the county of Buckinghamshire

Bletchley Park Grounds photo by Paul V. A. Johnson

Bletchley Park Grounds by Paul V. A. Johnson ©

House at Bletchley Park photo by Sharon Raydon

House at Bletchley Park by Sharon Raydon ©

Water fountain at Bletchley Park photo by Sharon Raydon

Water fountain at Bletchley Park by Sharon Raydon ©

Where millions of files were stored at Bletchley Park photo by Sharon Raydon

Where millions of files were stored at Bletchley Park by Sharon Raydon ©

Entrance at Bletchley Park photo by Sharon Raydon

Entrance at Bletchley Park by Sharon Raydon ©

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About Bletchley Park

Also referred to as Station-X, Bletchley Park was the top-secret wartime base of Allied code breakers, such as Alan Turing and Dilly Knox whose work decrypting Enigma and other enemy code systems affected the course of the Second World War. Now you can visit Bletchley Park and soak up its unique atmosphere.

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