The Churchill War Rooms are the underground bunker that Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his war cabinet used to shelter from bomb raids and plot their steps during World War II. The maze-like ...

From the striking atrium at IWM London to Churchill’s historic underground bunker at the Churchill War Rooms; from the best-preserved Second World War airfield at IWM Duxford, to the award-winning ...

Roughly 400 feet from the front door of 10 Downing St., the traditional residence of Britain's prime ministers, is a series of dank, windowless basement rooms where Winston Churchill perhaps ...

The Cabinet War Rooms, as the bunker was called ... in addition to adding a museum dedicated to Churchill. But while anyone can tour the War Rooms for themselves today, what they can’t do ...

Beneath Westminster, the Cabinet War Rooms were at the heart ... Now part of the Imperial War Museum, the Churchill War Rooms have been preserved as they were in 1945. See the Map Room as it ...

You probably know about the Cabinet War Rooms, an underground bunker beneath the streets of Westminster, used by Churchill and his staff during the second world war. You might even have been inside.

the Cabinet War Rooms became redundant and were abandoned until the Imperial War Museum took them over in the mid-1980s. In the Churchill section, visitors can listen to extracts from Churchill ...

the Cabinet Room and the Transatlantic Telephone Room where Churchill could call Washington. Plans for £6m Churchill Museum But working from wartime photographs, Cabinet War Rooms' staff have used ...