Bletchley Park: Britain's Best Kept Secret

“On the even of the Second World War, a closely-knit group of Intelligence Officers began searching the English countryside for a secure, out of town base for the Government Code and Cypher School (GC&CS). Their search finally ended at Bletchley Park. Located 47 miles north-west of London, at a junction of major road and rail connections to all parts of the country, Bletchley Park was to become the most important communications centre in the history of modern warfare.”-Introduction

The cover of the pamphlet has a watercolour painting of the main house in Bletchley Park.

The contents of the pamphlet are; Behind the Wire, The Plan, The Intelligence Services Re-enactment Centre, European Computer Archives and Research Centre, Radar and Air Traffic Control Centre, Help Save Bletchley Park and Friend’s of Bletchley Park.

Most of the pages have labelled pictures relevant to the subject matter.