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- 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.
- 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.
At present the museum is closed due to their move to a new premises.
- 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.
- 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.
 From 5 March 2010 onwards: Zo werkt 't
(That's how it works)
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