Henley Fort - http://www.surreyoutdoorlearning.uk/facilities/henley-fort 

Henley Fort is an outdoor activity centre situated in the rural outskirts of Guildford in Surrey. Henley For was built in the Early 19th Century and was used by the home gaurd during WW2. Now the activity centre they dleiver a days activities teaching about the Homme Front in 1940's.

 

Imperial War Museum – http://www.iwm.org.uk/

The Imperial War Museum is in the heart of London on Lambeth Road. The museum free admission you can go and discover and learn about the World Wars and the affects they have on Britain.

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Battle of Britain Museum –  http://www.kbobm.org/

The Battle of Britain Museum is down in Nr. Folkstone Kent, the Museum's original 1940 buildings, some of which still bear the scars of war, the museum contains the world’s largest collection of authentic Battle of Britain relics and related memorabilia. There is an admission fee: Children - £3 and Adults £7.

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Bletchley Museum - http://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/content/visit/

Bletchley Park is an enjoyable with high atmospheric soundscapes playing snatches of conversation, music and laughter as well as the noises of bicycle bells and steam trains to conjure up how it would have sounded during WW2.  The landscape has been restored to its WW2 appearance and the footprints of the long-gone Huts 2 and 9 marked out to remind visitors where they were. The tennis courts have also been restored to grass, as they were in late 1940 and early 1941.

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