Britain's WWII Spy Mansion Trent Park Opens to Public as Museum

Trent Park, a historic British mansion used as a secret intelligence facility during World War II, has opened its doors to the public as a museum. The site was famously used to house high-ranking German prisoners of war, whose conversations were secretly recorded by British intelligence. A dedicated team of German speakers worked at the mansion, transcribing intelligence gathered from the bugged discussions of captive officers. The new museum, named Trent Park House of Secrets, aims to shed light on this covert wartime operation and the people behind it.