Millington Village Hall
Yorkshire Wolds • Church Lane
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Countryside view around Millington
Around Millington

Wolds walks, local history, and quiet lanes.

Apart from the countryside, the area offers plenty of interest - from prehistoric sites to nearby market towns and well-loved walking routes.

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St Margaret’s Church Emmaus window

St Margaret’s Church

Tom Denny created a contemporary stained glass “Emmaus Window” for St Margaret’s Church in Millington, East Riding of Yorkshire, installed in 2007. The window depicts the biblical story of the Road to Emmaus, showing the risen Christ revealed to two disciples in the breaking of bread, while also incorporating elements of the local Yorkshire Wolds landscape. It is a notable modern addition to the historic Norman church and was dedicated by the Archbishop of York at the time of its installation.

Millington Pastures & Wood (SSSI)

A short walk takes you to Millington Pastures and Wood (SSSI). The area includes significant prehistoric, Iron Age and Roman sites.

Nearby towns & gardens

The nearest market town, Pocklington, is about 3 miles away and home to the National collection of water lilies at Burnby Hall Gardens.

Great base for walkers and cyclists

Millington is about half a mile from the Wolds Way and Chalkland Way. The Minster Way runs through the village, and the Wilberforce Way is close by - making the hall well placed for walkers and cyclists.