Bletchley Park

Station X

At a hidden location 50 miles outside London, Britain's best-kept secret played a major part in winning World War II. At Bletchley Park, some 10,000 people worked around the clock, but nobody knew of their existence. Bletchley Park, known as Station X, was the largest code-breaking establishment the world had ever seen, where in hastily constructed huts brilliant minds worked to crack German codes. The full story would not emerge for at least 30 years after the war had ended.