The Royal Signals Museum’s FREE digital guide

Royal Signals Museum

5th June 2025 · 1 min read

The Royal Signals Museum’s FREE digital guide

Discover the Royal Signals Museum’s collection and explore a story-rich library of oral history interviews. All free via Bloomberg Connects.

Thanks to our global partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, you can access highlights from the Royal Signals Museum collection directly from your web browser.

The Royal Signal Museum’s free digital guide on Bloomberg Connects offers visitors the opportunity to explore highlights from our object collection and exciting insights from our oral history library.

Visiting the Royal Signals Museum for the first time?

Plan your visit by exploring the interactive map.

Use the onsite ‘lookup’ numbers to hear the stories behind the object.

There is a whole range of content on our guide, from high-resolution photographs to video shorts. Afterward, dive deeper into your favourite stories – anywhere, anytime!

Serving with the Corps and can’t make it to Blandford?

Explore highlights from your heritage collection and listen to exclusive insights from the Second World War to contemporary operations.

Concerned about accessibility?

The content on our free Bloomberg Connects guide has been designed to support your needs, from audio transcripts to information about our facilities.

In addition to the Royal Signals Museum, Bloomberg Connects lets you explore museums, galleries, and cultural spaces from around the world.

CLICK HERE to access the free digital guide on Bloomberg Connects.

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