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Bletchley Visit

Visit to the museum at Bletchley Park

This promises to be a fascinating trip to Bletchley Park which featured in films such as "The Enigma" and played a key role in wartime cryptography and the development of the computer.
Highlights .......... booking form .......... Bletchley website


Date Thursday 20 May 2004
Destination The Mansion, Bletchley Park, Wilton Avenue, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB
Bus Departure Time 09:00 Didcot Station
Pickup Points with approximate times 9:15 - 9:30 Abingdon, Marcham Road Bus Stop (adjacent to Tesco)
9:35 - 9:50 Oxford, Pear Tree Park & Ride
9:50 - 10:10 Bicester, Bure Place Bus Station
10:30Arrival at Bletchley Park
Tour timing Start 10:30
Finish by 16:15
If you choose to make your own travel arrangements, please arrive at the Park in time for the 10:30 start. You can find directions on the museum website. Rendezvous details will be posted here before the event.
Bus Return Time 16:00Depart Bletchley Park
18:00 Didcot Station (estimated)
Cost £15 a head, to cover admission, coffee on arrival and lunch. As we shall be committed to the expenditure, we need payment in advance.
Each BCS member may bring up to two guests.
The branch is covering the cost of the coach.
Booking and cancellation policy Places will be allocated in order of receipt of payment. If the coach fills up we will operate a waiting list. Your booking will be confirmed when we have received your cheque. Payment must be received at the latest by 1st May. After that date, cancellation and refund is not possible (though substitutes can be arranged).

Visit Highlights

Our annual trip for 2004 will be a visit to the Bletchley Park Museum. The world's first programmable computer and other technologies which we take for granted today were initiated at Bletchley Park. During an all-day visit to the museum and grounds we shall be able to see early cryptography machines such as Enigma, Colossus and the Turing Bombe. We have also arranged to see the Computer Conservation Society's historic computers collection.



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