About Milton Mausoleum
Milton Mausoleum is a Christian place of worship in Newark, Nottinghamshire. The congregation draws worshippers from Newark and the wider Nottinghamshire area. We do not currently hold service times for this church; a quick phone call will confirm the weekly pattern.
Its origins go back to 1832. It is a Grade I listed building, a designation reserved for structures of special architectural or historic interest. It was designed by Robert Smirke.
It is one of many congregations found across England, where the parish system has shaped local life for more than a thousand years. Newark lies within Nottinghamshire, whose county town is Nottingham. Visitors are welcome, whether you live in Newark or are simply passing through.
The building
- Built
- 1832
- Listed status
- Grade I listed
- Architect
- Robert Smirke
Building details from Wikidata, available under CC0.
Getting there
Parking near older church buildings can be limited, so allow a few extra minutes or arrive on foot where you can.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Milton Mausoleum?⌄
Milton Mausoleum is in Newark, Nottinghamshire.
How old is Milton Mausoleum?⌄
The building dates from 1832. It is a Grade I listed building. The architect was Robert Smirke.
When are services at Milton Mausoleum?⌄
Service times for Milton Mausoleum are not yet listed in our directory. Please contact the church directly to confirm when services are held.
Is Milton Mausoleum accessible?⌄
Accessibility provision varies between church buildings. Contact the church directly to ask about step-free access, accessible toilets or a hearing loop before you visit.
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