The Bletchley Park Trust is aiming to preserve the core heritage of the site and to build on the work of the wartime pioneers through education and technology innovation. The Trust does not receive any public funding and therefore is dependent on money generated from donations to enable it to continue its work.
Hut 6, scene of some of the most profoundly important work of the twentieth century, the top secret breaking of German Army and Air Force Enigma ciphers by the brilliant Bletchley Park Codebreakers. Now very sadly in desperate state of decay and on the verge of collapse.
Like this shed?
Comments (5)
That's one hell of a shed.
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funkspiel on 23/08/2009 from 71.188.---.---
Support the work that the Bletchley Trust are trying to do - did I really read that the government think they've had enough help??? Maybe some of the moat dredging money or new towel money could be diverted there.
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Wendy Baird on 19/06/2009 from 82.25..---.---
We voted for this shed as it was the one that did the most to stop the hatred of the nazis in WW2, that is, we are not saying other sheds dint do their part in WW2 & hitlers downfall, this has come to you from a very free Berlin, thanks to you guys at Bletchley, thank you
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Pink Zoe Realm on 17/06/2009 from 62.117.---.---
Buildings like this are an important part of our heritage and should be preserved.
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Adrian Vidgen on 13/05/2009 from 82.31..---.---
Has to be the oldest hut on the site. Even Jabba the Hut is not as impress as this.
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Andy from Workshopshed on 08/05/2009 from 89.206.---.---
