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The world’s first purpose built computer centre is home to
The National Museum of Computing.
Our Mission: "To collect and restore computer systems developed primarily in Britain and to enable people to explore that collection for inspiration, learning and enjoyment."
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Note that we are not fully open to visitors at this stage, but limited access to the computer museum is FREE to paying Bletchley Park Visitors
Although we are still in the early days of opening the museum, we are pleased to say that the first few displays are open to visitors to Bletchley Park each Saturday from 13:00 onwards. At this stage the following displays are open: Large Systems, Analogue Computing, Calculator Collections, Hands-On machines, Electronic Office, and Air Traffic Control Display.
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The National Museum of Computing is the operating name of CodesandCiphers Heritage Trust, which was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee on 30 March 2005 under company number 05407952. The company was granted charitable status in England and Wales on 6 June 2005 under charity number 1109874.
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