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Museums
  • Bletchley Park
    This is the place where the British intelligence service broke many codes during and after WWII, including the famous Enigma codes. Bletchley Park (BP for short) is now a museum and it open to the public every day. A good map of BP can be found here.

  • Museum Jan Corver
    This is the Dutch Ham Radio Museum that is located in the south of The Netherlands, close to Eindhoven. It's a small but very interesting museum, showing the history of radio amateurism from WWII to the present. Crypto Museum co-operates with this museum.

  • Foundation for German Communication and Related Technologies
    Dutch: Stichting Centrum voor Duitse Verbindingen en aanverwante Technologieën.
    A wealth of background information about historical German communication equipment, predominantly pre-1960. The museum now also has a permanent exhibition that is open by appointment only. Crypto Museum co-operates with this museum.

  • Scryption
    Scryption is an interactive museum that shows all aspects of written communication. From the history of writing and reading, to the creation of secret messages. The museum is located in Tilburg (Netherlands) and is at walking distance from the railway station. New exhibitions are opened regularly. Crypto Museum co-operates with this museum.
    This museum is now closed and its future is uncertain.

  • Museum Verbindingsdienst
    The Royal Dutch Signals Museum is one of the key places in the Netherlands to see the history of the Army's Signals Department. They have many historical communications and cipher devices on display.
    This museum is now closed and its future is uncertain.

Virtual Museums
  • DF3OE's Teleprinter Museum
    This virtual museum by Henning Treumann, DF3OE, is all about teleprinters (telex) and associated equipment. Henning has a large collection of teleprinters and has detailed knownledge about the backgrounds of each machine. He is also one of the promotors of the TelexPhone network. Many of his machines have been featured in block-buster movies such as Valkyrie.

  • Jerry Proc's Crypto Pages
    Although Jerry is not a crypto collector, he has gathered an enormous amount of information about cipher machines, mainly from contributions by museums, collectors and others. The site contains many photographs, background information and stories from former users of the equipment.

  • Hellschreiber Website
    All you ever want to know about the Hellschreiber. History, technology, operation, modes and models. An enormous collection of information about the famous Hellschreiver in all its varieties. Maintained by Frank Dörenberg.

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