A true gem nestled in the beautiful countryside of North Dorset, The Royal Signals Museum traces the fast-paced and complex history of The Royal Corps of Signals from its origins in “C” Telegraph Troop, Royal Engineers and its contributions to every major conflict since WWI, right up to the challenges its personnel face in an age of sophisticated digital warfare.
The Museum also traces the wider story of military communications from ancient times to the present day. For those with curious minds, there are so many reasons to visit…ever wondered how secret agents were trained in WWII? What was life like as a Secret Agent with the SOE in France and what equipment did you have to help you escape… if you were caught? Why were pigeons so important to the British Army? What was it like laying cables under fire on the front? What was Enigma and why was it so important? The answers to all these questions and more can be found at The Royal Signals Museum!
Access Information: Wheelchair access, lifts between lower and upper floors, disabled toilets.
Family ticket for £13.00
How to Redeem: Present your Max Card on arrival. Terms and Conditions: • Usual price of family ticket is £22.00.
• Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.
