About Barton Mills and St. Mary's
The village of Barton Mills is located on the south bank of the River Lark near the Suffolk/Norfolk border. Originally known as Barton Parva or Little Barton, Barton Mills appears in the Domesday Book (1086) as having a population of 24. Today we have a population of around 900. If you'd like to know more about the village, you can investigate the website run by the Parish Council. It can be found at: bartonmills.net.
Please note on the Parish Council page you can also find a digital copy of our village newsletter The Barton Miller here.
We have lots of activities throughout the year in Barton Mills, from concerts to quiz nights to lantern processions to our famous Scarecrow Festival! Even on 'quiet' days we have a Heritage Walk as well as the beautiful path along the River Lark, plus there are two village pubs you can drop into for a drink afterwards. If you'd like to pop over and see us, the map to the right can help you find your way.
We'd especially like to invite you to visit St. Mary's. The church is normally open every day of the year, not just for services, and you'd be most welcome!
The Vicar of St. Mary's
The Vicar of the Lark and Lee Group of churches (Barton Mills, Freckenham, Worlington, and West Row) is The Reverend David Everett. You can reach him via telephone at 01638 718801 or via email at david.j.everett24@gmail.com
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