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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.

St John the Baptist Malden

St John the Baptist Malden

The Jacobean church around 1800.

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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