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Bletchley Park

 

www.bletchleypark.org.uk/

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During WW2 this room was filled with teleprinters and the staff who operated them. Teleprinters were noisy devices used for transmitting and receiving messages in text over the ordinary telephone network.

Access was through the bay window entrance. it connected to a newly built annex containing a telephone exchange (now demolished). It also provided access to the Ballroom beyond, where more teleprinter machines were housed.

The Billiard Room was part of the early mansion built by Samuel Seckham between 1881 and 1883, It was originally a freestanding single storey building connected to the rest of the house by a doorway in the east wall (the wall containing the current entrance). The walls are particularly thick in places, as you would expect of exterior walls.

After the house was bought by Sir Herbert Leon in 1883, the room was made taller and the high ceiling, resembling a medieval great hall. was installed. The large recess at the far end contained a fireplace.

2 our of 7 neighbors w/ no encryption (and the rest with weak WEP)

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1947 Sunbeam Talbot

2 litre Sports Saloon converted to a Tourer

Shipped to Simpsons of Madras when new on 12th September 1947, this car was oringally light green, which is still visible in some places. Following its return to the UK the car was generously donated to Bletchley Park Trust by Mick Jagger after starring in the film Enigma (2001) which was produced by Jagger’s film company.

Loosely based on real events, the film follows the story of cryptanalysts at Bletchley Park facing their worst nightmare: Nazi U-boats have unexpectedly changed their Enigma cipher and a merchant shipping convoy with 10,000 people on board is in peril.

Jagger required a period sports car for the starring role, which had a large enough boot into which a secret compartment could be built to house the Enigma machine. A Sunbeam Talbot 2 Litre Tourer would have been ideal, but they were rare in 2001, therefore this Saloon was acquired. The while of the body from the scuttle backwards had been removed and replaced by a custom 4 seater Tourer body and windscreen with the required compartment behind the rear seats. Notice the blackout headlights.

This is one of the largest rooms in the Mansion. Temporarily adopted as an office by the Military Section in 1939, the Dining Room was mostly used during the war as a place for eating and recreation.

In the late 1930s, there were a few hundred staff at Bletchley Park, and meals were served to them by waitresses. In 1938, a top London chef from the Savoy was even temporarily brought in by management to cook for those early codebreakers.

In 1942, the operation at Bletchley Park had grown much bigger and different catering arrangements were established. The large new canteen opened on Wilton Avenue, and this space, whilst still used as a dining room, was sometimes handed over to the Recreation Club for lectures.

The Leon family, who owned Bletchley Park pre-war, were responsible for the design and construction of this splendid room. Much of it’s Edwardian grandeur remains, despite the thousands of people who have worked - and eaten - in here since

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Hilton Room 201

Enigma working aid

Codebreakers made working aids from whatever materials were available. Few survive and knowledge about they were used has largely been lost. this example is thought to have helped in the breaking of 3-rotor Enigma machine ciphers,

Index cards

Revealing secret weapons

Among the intelligence discovered from messages and stored on cards was information about the construction and launch of Germany’s secret weapons - the V1 flying bomb and V2 rocket - used against Britain towards the end of the war.

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Crib Room

A ‘crib’ was information in a message that gave a clue about how it might have been enciphered. It could be something like a routine phrase such as ‘Nothing tp report’. Staff looked for likely phrases and passed ‘menus’ to Bombe operators who would set the machines to search for message that might contain that crib.

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BP alerted the Admiralty to the positions of enemy U-boats hunting the Allied convoys in the Atlantic. This map shows how in September 1943 a convoy split and the ships taking the northern route intercepted and forced a battle with the U-boats.

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