Thanks to funding received in 2024, we’ve been able to carry out important improvements to this historic building. From repairing rotten timber and repainting the exterior to cleaning the interior and dramatically improving the lighting.
New replica items have also been created to help bring the stories of Hut 6 to life for visitors.
As an independent charity, we rely on funding, donations and support from our visitors to help us care for Bletchley Park and keep its stories alive.
Take a look at the before and after and let us know what you think of the changes.
#BletchleyPark #Hut6 #Conservation
@StevenRambam Hi Steven. Sorry to hear you’re disappointed. There’s no virtual option this year, but we appreciate your feedback and will take it on board for future events.
Less than a month to go until our 1940s Weekend!
On 26 & 27 September, Bletchley Park will be transported back to the wartime era with music, dancing, reenactors and more.
Who's ready to step into the 1940s?
Book here: https://t.co/NLVbqw5ySn
Back in 2024, funding helped us make important improvements to Hut 3, helping to preserve this historic building and enhance the experience for our visitors.
From replacing rotten timber and repainting the exterior to cleaning the interior, improving the lighting and adding new replica items, the transformation has been quite dramatic.
As an independent charity, we rely on funding, donations and support from our visitors to help us care for Bletchley Park and keep its stories alive.
Swipe to see the difference and let us know what you think of the improvements.
#BletchleyPark #Hut3 #Heritage #Conservation #ThenAndNow
Listen to a family’s experience of their day out at Bletchley Park.
We have lots for families to do and there’s still time to enjoy our summer activities, ends 31 August 2026.
Book now: https://t.co/3bNM8Fu55C
Did you spot the @petshopboys at Bletchley Park on @BBCBreakfast this morning? 👀
They were here to announce a new recording of 'A Man from the Future', releasing this October, inspired by Alan Turing's life and legacy.
Originally premiered at the BBC Proms in 2014, this new version has been reworked with Turing biographer Professor Andrew Hodges and features narration by Olivier-Award-winning actress Juliet Stevenson.
The composition explores Turing’s life, including his vital work at Bletchley Park during World War Two, where he played a role in the work to break German Enigma messages.
Listen to the world premier of the recording on BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Radio 3 on Sunday 4 October.
The interview is available on iPlayer for 24 hours.
Press release: https://t.co/ERFMavuZN6
@Lowetennant
🎙️ New Podcast (E194) - Polish Stories
We were proud to celebrate our first Polish Codebreaking Festival in July, welcoming over 2,000 visitors, musicians and Polish community groups.
In this episode, hear from a group of experts including @IainStanden, @claremulley, Dr Marek Grajek, Sir Dermot Turing and Dr Maksym Kempinski as they explore lesser-known stories of wartime heroism, intelligence and codebreaking.
With thanks to the @PLInst_London, @PolishEmbassyUK and Enigma Cipher Centre in Poznań for supporting the festival.
Music performed by the Mazury Dance Company Choir.
Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major platforms. Listen here: https://t.co/JtBISVOOCd
Listen to a family’s experience of their day out at Bletchley Park.
We have lots for families to do and there’s still time to enjoy our summer activities, ends 31 August 2026.
Book now: https://t.co/yNH9ZnwkMy
During World War Two, classical music was enjoyed at regular gramophone concerts, believed to have been held in the Mansion Drawing Room.
Music offered a welcome escape from the intensity of wartime work at Bletchley Park, bringing people together to enjoy performances from the gramophone.
Photo: Bletchley Park Trust staff member showing off his gramophone record collection at 1940s Weekend.
What music would you have chosen for a gramophone concert?
Still looking for some family fun this summer? ☀️
There’s just one week left to enjoy our summer activities at Bletchley Park.
Ends 31 August 2026.
Book now: https://t.co/GNWMHb8gfK
Step back in time this September!
Our much-loved 1940s Weekend returns to Bletchley Park on 26 & 27 September.
Expect vintage fashion, live entertainment, historic vehicles and plenty of wartime atmosphere.
Mark your calendars and join us for a weekend of nostalgia.
Football at Eastcote.
Away from the work, staff found time for sport and recreation.
This undated photograph shows a football team at Eastcote, one of Bletchley Park’s out-stations.
Among the players is Eric Ingham, pictured front row, far left. The photograph was later donated to our archive by Eric’s son, helping to preserve another small piece of everyday life at Eastcote.
#BletchleyPark #BletchleyParkArchive #Eastcote #WW2History
@POULTONGIRL Hi Christine. Unfortunately, we don’t have lockers or a bag storage facility on site, so you would need to carry your rucksacks with you during your visit. We’re sorry we can’t be more helpful!
Ready to join us?
NIHC 2026 brings together leading voices in intelligence, history and national security for three days of thought-provoking discussion at Bletchley Park.
With an exciting programme of speakers already announced, now is the time to secure your place.
📅 14-16 October 2026
📍 Bletchley Park
🎟️ Book your tickets: https://t.co/lC5ygL2pP8
#NIHC2026 #BletchleyPark #GCHQ #IntelligenceHistory @GCHQ
Become a Friend of Bletchley Park.
As an independent museum and charity, Bletchley Park relies on the support of our visitors, donors, companies, trusts and foundations to help us preserve this unique place and share its stories for generations to come.
By becoming a Friend, you’ll help support our work while enjoying unlimited visits throughout the year, plus a host of exclusive benefits:
- Annual pass: visit as often as you like, all year round
- Friends’ e-newsletter: keep up to date with the latest news and stories
- Exclusive Friends’ events: invitations to special events throughout the year
- Ultra magazine: receive your subscription as part of your membership
- Exclusive discounts: save in our shop and cafés, and on tickets to selected public programme events
Whether you’re passionate about history, love exploring Bletchley Park or simply want to help preserve its story, becoming a Friend is a great way to support our charity and stay connected to the Park.
Join today and help keep the story alive: https://t.co/9JX7ckmULA
@catsandballet Hi, we’re sorry to hear your dad has lost his phone. Please send us an email to [email protected] with a few details about the phone and where you think it may have been lost, and we’ll see if our team can help.
Drama at Eastcote.
Our archive holds plenty of material on the Bletchley Park Drama Group, but much less is known about performances at our out-stations.
Last year, we received two folders of photographs taken by Derek Buckley, who worked at Stanmore and Eastcote maintaining Bombes. A keen photographer, Buckley captured performances of Charley’s Aunt and Bang On, selling the photographs to raise money for the P.O.W. Fund.
The photographs offer a rare glimpse into the recreational life of staff at Eastcote and a fascinating insight into the clubs and activities that brought people together away from Bletchley Park.
Sadly, the performers remain unidentified, but these photographs help us uncover more of the stories held within our archive.
On Victory over Japan Day, we remember the moment the Japanese surrender brought the Second World War to an end.
This photograph shows an unknown woman alongside Irving Massarsky, Jim Leahy and Frank Grandel in Stratford-upon-Avon, marking the occasion. Massarsky, Leahy and Grandel were part of the US Army contingent at Bletchley Park, where Allied codebreaking played a vital role in bringing the war to a close.
As we commemorate VJ Day, we remember all those whose service and sacrifice made peace possible.
#VJDay