London’s Newest Museum Elevates Sir Philip Sassoon Above Lessons from World War II History

When the museum opened this June, Trent Park's legacy was heralded as being on par with Bletchley Park, the country estate that housed British codebreakers and today honors the lasting legacy of Alan Turing, but here allegiances are divided. The story of the forgotten translators manning the cramped basement listening stations remains down there, while the ground floor is primarily concerned with restoring Sassoon's former standing among the 20th-century aristocracy.

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