Codebreakers Series: About

Icons of codebreaking during WWII

 

 

Exhibit - Breaking the Code: Dayton's Secret Role in WWII

This exhibit explores the profound connection between cryptology in WWII and Dayton, Ohio - a topic largely unknown to the general public. The full extent of Oakwood's Joseph Desch's groundbreaking work, the WAVES stationed at Sugar Camp, or the operations conducted in NCR's "Building 26" is outlined in this exhibit at Wright Library.

Made possible with support from the National Cryptologic Museum, Oakwood Unsung Heroes, National Aviation Heritage Area honoring Montgomery County as an American WWII Heritage designation, and Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation.

 


Codebreakers Program Series

Wright Library invites you to a series of programs on cryptology - the creation and decription of secret codes - with the National Cryptologic Museum. 

 

Upcoming Programs

Visit the Wright Library Calendar for upcoming Codebreakers programs

 

Join us!

In-person - Wright Library Community Room (seating limited to 80, first-come, first-seated)

ZOOM option available - please register to receive your ZOOM link

 


Past Programs

 


Additional Resources

 


Books about Codebreakers

 


Codebreakers in the Movies