EPW056949 ENGLAND (1938). Bletchley Park, Bletchley, 1938

Church Green Road Infants School

Photo shows the view from the gardens. Note the peak of the stable gable above Grampy's head. Me by Grampy's leg.

My bedroom window. 1954 - 1961 Park Nurseries Linda nee Arnold

Elmers

This area now contains a War Memorial to the Polish Code Breakers.

During the war time operations, this area became garages. The attached composite photo of vintage vehicles in the garages was taken on the 9th April 2012 while on a tour of the museum.

I think it was this part of the building that became a Post Office during war time operations. The attached photo was taken on the 9th April 2012 while on a tour of the museum.

The attached photo was taken on the 9th April 2012 while on a tour of the museum.

Church Green Road

Main Bletchley Park house

Rickley House, Now in Corrigan Close

St Mary Church

Now the back of Bletchley Park B & B

Demolished stable block that had closed off the Bletchley Park stableyard. This building had connected to what had been the Leon family's fruit store (now known as the Bungalow) and was demolished by Captain Hubert Faulkner during his brief period of ownership of the estate before purchase by Admiral Sinclair on behalf of the Government in 1938.