Exhibition: The Aclands of Killerton in the 1920s
As part of Heritage Open days we will be hosting an exhibition: The Aclands of Killerton in the 1920s.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Devon History Society explore the public service of Eleanor and Frances Acland in the 1920s.
The exhibition shows the way in which Eleanor and Frances Acland, who moved into Killerton House from Sprydoncote in 1923, made a major contribution to public life by their roles in politics and in championing causes such as the co-operative movement, rural housing, women’s health and the peace movement.
12-21 Sept daily, 10am -5pm in the engine house.
Entrance to the exhibition is free of charge. If you would like to explore the rest of the estate and the house, normal admission fess will apply.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01392881345
- Suitability
Children are welcome and must be supervised at all times.
- Meeting point
The exhibition in in the Engine House, at the entrance to Killerton in the main car park
- What to bring and wear
The Engine House is at the entrance to Killerton, please dress for the weather.
- Accessibility
Access is via a gravelled forecourt into the level building.
- Other
This exhibition is run by Devon History Society.
Upcoming events
Summer of Play at Killerton
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Killerton Chapel - A global mission of Faith and Freedom
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Heritage Open Days: Killerton House and Gardens
Killerton House and Gardens will be taking part in the Heritage Open Days Festival on Friday 12 September and Saturday 13 September. Entry is for free for all visitors.