Barking and District Historical Society

BARKING AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
CHADWELL HEATH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

COACH TRIP
TO
BLETCHLEY PARK

Country house Bletchley Park was taken over by the government in 1939 and its mission was to crack the Nazi codes and ciphers. The most famous of the cipher systems to be broken at Bletchley Park was the Enigma. There were also a large number of lower-level German systems to break as well as those of Hitler's allies. Bletchley played a major role in Britain's World War II victory.

on
Sunday 6th September 2015

Coach fare approximately £10.00 +
entry fees Adults £14.50
Concessions £13.00

Coach pick-ups:
8.45 Opposite Sainsbury's Chadwell Heath
9.00 St. Margaret's Church, Barking

To book telephone Richard on 01708 867500