Upon Britain’s entry into World War II, Trent Park was requisitioned by the British War Office, to be transformed into a covert intelligence operation center. British intelligence strategy at Trent Park was to treat the German prisoners of war with unexpected hospitality, allowing them to live in comfort and luxury. There have been significant efforts to preserve and commemorate Trent Park’s unique contribution to the war effort, which have resulted in plans for a museum dedicated to the secret listeners and their work.