Bletchley Park

One of the birthplaces of modern computing, Bletchley Park was where the British cracked the German communication codes during the second world war. The place is falling apart apparently and this year a host of academics wrote a petition to The Times expressing their disgrace. According to the BBC, IBM has donated to repairs and The National Heritage have pledged 100,000 pounds per year for the next three years provided enough sponsors are found to match the same amount.