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The Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Old Malden

Church Road, Worcester Park, Old Malden, Surrey, KT4 7RY

  • Multiple dates available
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

This ancient Parish church is a hidden gem in London’s suburbia. Mentioned in the Doomsday book of 1086. History boards showing timeline from Early Iron Age.

A Grade II listed Jacobean church (1611) built on Saxon ruins with a Victorian extension (1875) and a contemporary extension (2004) within a conservation area. Ancient fields and Hogsmill River nearby. Connections with Walter de Merton and Merton College Oxford, with his coat of arms in a heraldic window with 1611 glass. The artist Millais painted the background to ‘Ophelia’ on the nearby Hogsmill river. History boards with timeline from Early Iron Age.

Timings & Tours

Friday 06 September:
1100-1600
Saturday 07 September:
1000-1700
Sunday 08 September:
1400-1700
Monday 09 September:
1100-1600

Location & directions

Church Road, Worcester Park, Old Malden, Surrey, KT4 7RY

Directions:
From A3: A2043 towards Worcester Park. Turn right on to B284 Church Road for 1/2 mile. Public Transport: British Rail to Malden Manor or Worcester Park. Bus: 213 to the Plough shops, Worcester Park; K1 to Malden Manor Station; S1 from Worcester Park Station to Manor Drive/Church Road crossroads.
Contact on day:
Parish Office
Telephone number:
+442083302817

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Very small car parking area immediately outside church mainly for disabled visitors. Further parking in The Manor Drive/Manor Drive North.

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