Re: A visitors re-action!

I've visited the Park twice - once when it was still owned by BT and
we talked a guard into letting us see the buildings on a weekend, and
once when the museum was in its old form.  The old museum was very
much what Mr. Ridgeway was asking for.  There were really good
exhibits about the cipher machines and how the cipher cracking was
done.  If the new trust management has really taken most of that away,
then that is VERY VERY sad.

Ronald Wyllys writes
>How sad (and infuriating, disgusting, etc.) to read Mr. Ridgeway's
>verbatim copy of a description of the present state of Bletchley Park!
>
>I've never visited it; but, as one who counts as personal friends
>several people who worked there in World War II and in the later 1940s
>(and in Cheltenham in the 1950s), I've wanted, and planned, for decades
>to visit BP someday.
>
>It sounds as though I'll be better off staying away, and not spoiling
>the memories I have from pictures of BP and from first-hand accounts by
>people who knew it in its days of glory.
>
>What a shame!
>
>Ron Wyllys
>(a 1950s NSAer)