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South London's historical landscape
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pengepast – South London's historical landscape Skip to content Skip to navigation pengepast South London's historical landscape Ancient churches: St John the Baptist, Old Malden by pengeology January 26, 2024 The place name ‘Malden’ is, we are told, derived from the Old English terms mael and dune, where mael refers to an image or picture, and dune to a hill. But in the devout country which England had become by the ninth or tenth centuries, one image above all was dominant: the image of Christ. So quite possibly the name Mael-dun was understood to mean not simply ‘The hill with the image’, but rather ‘The hill with the image of Christ’. And whatever form that image took, St. John’s church today presumably stands on its site. On the day I visited, the church was closed and I was unable to go inside, which was a pity because I very much wanted to see how its interesting history expresses itself. This is a medieval church, significantly modified in the sev...
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