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Visit our John Greenway historic grade II listed chapel and the almshouse site which is tucked away behind. Refreshments will be served and visitors can have a look around and hear about the history of the buildings.

Enjoy Killerton's glorious landscaped garden, extensive parkland, fine 18th-century house and unique fashion collection.

John Waldron Chapel is a unique Chapel in the centre of Tiverton built in the 1500s. Visitors are invited to come along and join us to see inside the Chapel and to get an insight into its history

Bampton’s Architecture, Buildings and Church: a journey through Bampton's built environment, past and present.

Explore the history and heritage of Old Blundell’s, an Elizabethan former school in the heart of Tiverton. Discover some of the stories and connections of the building and find out about the National Trust’s plans for the future of the site.

Devon History Society explore the public service of Eleanor and Frances Acland in the 1920s.

Enjoy free entry to National Trust Knightshayes and discover how history and nature influenced the architecture of the Victorian Gothic house, and what you can find in the gardens and parkland today.

A chance to find out what happens in Bampton's bell tower - tour of the tower, demonstrations, displays and a chance to ring a bell yourself.

Church & Tower open event on Saturday 16th with tours of the bells, clock, ringing demonstrations and a chance to get splendid views of the town from the roof.

Visit Spiceland's historic 200 year old Quaker Meeting House and the burial ground which came into use around 1680. Find out more about the history of Quakers and Quakers in the 21st Century.

Step back in time to discover how Victorian engineering harnessed the power of water in this historic mill.

Columbjohn Chapel and Gatehouse Arch: intriguing remains of an ornate C17th arch, isolated Chapel and the site of a lost Tudor mansion. Exeter University's excavation of the site features in Digging for Britain, available on BBC iplayer.

Join us for an evening walk exploring the River Culm’s heritage, wildlife, and native crayfish with local experts.

A small exhibition to share the connection between the first African Anglican Bishop, Samuel Ajayi Crowther (c. 1809 – 31 December 1891), Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, 10th Baronet (1787-1871) and the chapel at Killerton.

In recent years St. Mary the Virgin in Poltimore has become a 'Festival Church' and is generally closed. (Services are held on Festivals only). However, it has some remarkable features which we would like visitors to enjoy on September 20th.

SOLD OUT - ALL OUR TOURS ARE NOW FULLY BOOKED. Fascinating guided tour of the Fursdon historic family house, with beautiful gardens to explore and home-baked cakes and scones to enjoy at the Coach Hall tearoom.

The Grantlands estate was built in the 1860s, with all the buildings on the main part of the estate being Grade II listed: this is a chance to walk through an unchanged 19th century private estate in the heart of Uffculme village.