Our Killerton
See the 'Our Killerton' display on the ground floor of the house. This year we’ve spotlighted 8 objects from the collection that have been chosen by our staff, volunteers, visitors and community partners.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
This year we have a display of objects on the ground floor of Killerton House, each chosen by people connected to Killerton. The objects have been chosen by our staff, volunteers, visitors and community partners. These groups have chosen these objects by responding to the prompt; ‘Objects can evoke memories, emotions and personal interests. What object at Killerton House speaks to you and why?’
From Saturday 4 July, visitors are invited to view Patricia Dixon’s climactic artwork in response to the ‘Our Killerton’ display.
Patricia, an artist who works in contemporary stained glass and textiles, was commissioned to create a new artwork inspired by the people-led stories behind the featured objects.
The artwork will be on display in the study.
Open daily until 1 November. Last entry to the house, 3.30pm.
Usual admission fees apply.
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Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
Step free access is available at the side entrance to the house
- Meeting point
The display is on the ground floor of the house.
- Suitability for children
Children accompanied by an adult welcome.
- What to bring and wear
The display is indoors
- Other
The display is included with entry. Entry is free for members. Entry prices for non members are displayed on our website.
Upcoming events
Heritage Open Days: Killerton House and Gardens
Killerton House and Gardens will be taking part in the Heritage Open Days Festival on Friday 11 September to Sunday 13 September. Entry is for free for all visitors.
History off the Hanger
Killerton's fashion exhibition for 2026 - History off the Hanger, 300 years of hidden stories from the wardrobe.
Heritage Open Days: Columbjohn Chapel
Columbjohn Chapel is a hidden gem on the Killerton estate and is open as part of Heritage Open Days.
Ranger Walk - Killerton Bridleways
With more than 26km of bridleways across the Killerton Estate, there are plenty of routes for riders and cyclists to enjoy. Join Area Ranger Griselda for a walk through Ashclyst Forest and explore some of these pathways.