Other places of interest
If you have some time before or after the Conference, you may care to visit other places around Cambridge.Churchill Archives
The Churchill Archives Centre is home to the papers of Sir Winston Churchill and to over 570 collections of personal papers and archives documenting the history of the Churchill era and after.Imperial War Museum, Duxford
The story of British and Commonwealth aviation, with over 30 military and civil aircraft and a fun, interactive Exhibitions Gallery.Battle of Britain is the story of Britain’s finest hour. See how the Battle of Britain was won, and find out about the air defence of the nation from the First World War to the Cold War.
1940 Operations room: This is a reconstruction of the place where Duxford’s fighter aircraft were directed into combat during the Battle of Britain.
The American Air Museum exhibits the finest collection of American combat aircraft outside of the United States, telling the story of American air power and its effect on the modern world.
Land Warfare houses Duxford's collection of tanks, military vehicles and artillery. It shows the technological advances in twentieth-century warfare.
The Museum is also home to the Duxford Radio Society, which plays a valuable role in promoting interest in the history of radio and its use by the military.