The Working life of All Saints Church, Maldon

Visit All Saints' Church in Maldon during the Heritage Open Festival to explore a truly unique 13th-century landmark, famous for its rare triangular tower and hexagonal spire. As a cornerstone of local history, this Anglican church offers a chance to see the impressive Washington memorial window and experience stunning 14th-century architecture.

Here is why All Saints’ Church is a must-visit:
Unique Architecture: It is one of the only churches in England with a triangular tower, making it a masterpiece of medieval design and a major draw for heritage enthusiasts.
American Connections: The church features a window dedicated to Lawrence Washington, the great-great-grandfather of George Washington, who is buried there, linking it to American history.
Historic Atmosphere: Situated on the High Street, the building features stunning stained glass and rich wall arcading. It serves as a tranquil escape and a testament to centuries of local faith and community.

As part of the Heritage Open Festival, this is a perfect opportunity to explore the rich history of one of Essex’s most interesting churches and discover our working life.

Timings

Friday 11 September:

1000-1600

Saturday 12 September:

1200-1600

Location & directions

All Saints With St. Peter Church, Silver Street, Maldon, Essex, CM9 4QE

Directions:

The closest public parking for All Saints Church, Maldon (CM9 4QE) is the White Horse Lane Car Park, offering 186 spaces, located approximately 3 minutes walk away. The church is situated on the High Street, with no dedicated parking on site. Recommended Car Park: White Horse Lane (CM9 5QN) • Location: White Horse Lane, Maldon, CM9 5QN. • What3Words: ///wounds.hushed.spared (Directs to the main entrance area of the car park). • Details: Pay and display, 3-minute walk (approx.) to the church. • Alternative: Butt Lane Car Park (CM9 5HN), about 9 minutes walk

Contact on day:

Vicky Tropman

Telephone number:

+447516266348

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Yellow lines for disabled parking at the west end of the Church in Silver Street.

Additional information

All Saints Church in Maldon is renowned for having the only triangular church tower in England, topped with a unique hexagonal spire. The 13th-century church also features a dedicated Washington Window honouring George Washington’s ancestor. Key interests unique to All Saints Church Maldon include: • Triangular Tower: A unique architectural feature believed to be designed to fit between the town's original nave and former fish market. • Edward Bright Grave "the Fat Man of Maldon" •. Washington Window: Installed in 1928, stained-glass window commemorates Laurence Washington.

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