Keep the Bombe on the Bletchley Park Estate

Justin Keery – £2,500 + an est. £625.00 in Gift Aid

The National Museum of Computing is a wonderful no-nonsense display of machines that have changed the world. Long may it continue as such! I can't believe someone like Google or Amazon hasn't given this place an unconditional 7-figure sum. It would be appropriate.

Glen S. Miranker – £2,500

I would very much like to purchase a complete set of schematics and operating manual for the Colossus. Is this possible? Glen S. Miranker Chief Technology Officer Apple Computer (retired)

tom badger – £2,500

Sue Farmer – £1,000 + an est. £250.00 in Gift Aid

I had two aunts who were in the WRNS during the war and they both worked at Bletchley on the Bombe. Although no one knew for a long time as they didn’t talk about it. I found hearing about their experiences fascinating. This is a huge part of British history and it would be wonderful to see the Bombe where it was originally developed.

Leonard Shustek – £1,000

Your friends at the Computer History Museum in California support your efforts!

James Nye – £1,000 + an est. £250.00 in Gift Aid

Paul, huge thanks to you and all your colleagues for the amazing work. And all good luck with the new site. James

Anonymous – £1,000 + an est. £250.00 in Gift Aid

Kevin Murrell – £1,000 + an est. £250.00 in Gift Aid

Pat Wilson – £1,000

Bletchly Park would be diminished without the Bombe!

christopher couzens – £800 + an est. £200.00 in Gift Aid

Paul Kellar – £800

The Taylor Kellar Partnership welcomes the opportunity to continue supporting the Bombe

Anonymous – £650