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A Brief History
A Brief History
Turing Town originated as a number station – a radio station broadcasting code – during the First World War, inhabited by codemakers, codebreakers, and their families. Eventually a town formed around Wolfe Station. In 1921, the town's existence was officialized. It was renamed Turing Town in 1971, in honour of Alan Turing and the town's 50th anniversary.
Institutions and Information
Institutions and Information
Weather
Weather
The weather in Turing Town stays cloudy yet bright throughout the year, with few exceptions. Temperatures stay in the 16-20°s in summer and the -20°s in winter.
A fog routinely covers the town and Breakers have found it safest to stay indoors in these instances, so we suggest caution. Stay safe!
The Heartbeat
The Heartbeat
Turing Town's beloved radio station, 19.12FM, brought to you by John and Cheryl Locke.
Baker Academy
Baker Academy
Turing Town's school (K-12), filled with witty children and caring teachers.
The Turing Telegraph
The Turing Telegraph
The main town paper, started in the 1960s to keep Breakers informed about current events.
Edgar's Hole
Edgar's Hole
A hallmark of the town, a mysterious bookshop run by an almost as mysterious man.
Alan Museum
Alan Museum
The museum, overflowing with history, art, and culture.
and many more...
How to Contact Breakers
How to Contact Breakers
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