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MuseumsEdit

• Science Museum (3-wheel Enigma)
• Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum, (Polish Enigma replica) [1], [2].
• HMS Belfast, (KL-7 and 4-wheel Enigma) [3]
• Cabinet War Rooms, (SIGSALY) [4], [5].
• Imperial War Museum, UK (Siemens T52D and 3-wheel Enigma) [6], [7].
• The National Archives, Kew, London. A large number of records concerning the history of cryptography.

NearbyEdit

• Bletchley Park is sited fifty miles to the northwest.

ElsewhereEdit

• Dorset: Royal Signals Museum, Blandford Camp, Dorset (a 3-wheel Enigma machine, Rockex, a 'Derby' cipher machine, M-209-B, Typex, Portex, Slidex, a Crypdix device, a "codes and ciphers" display, various others) [8].
• Jersey: Jersey War Tunnels, Jersey (Enigma)[9], [10].
• Guernsey: Occupation Museum. A 4-rotor Enigma with plugboard.
• Bedfordshire: Intelligence Corps Museum. (A 3-rotor Enigma and a NEMA) [11], [12].
• Portsmouth: Royal Naval Museum. (Unusual 4-rotor Enigma with missing reflector; 4th rotor has been "doctored" to act as a reflector: [13]).
• Liverpool: Derby house, (Western Approaches). Contains a "decoding room" where messages were decrypted, and possibly an Enigma exhibit (can anyone confirm?): [14], [15]
• N/A: Mark Baldwin (3-wheel Enigma)

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