Milltown United Church

Character-defining elements of Milltown United Church include: - sophisticated treatment of both Neo-Gothic and Italianate stylistic features demonstrating a transitional pattern typifying late nineteenth century church architecture in this international setting; - the dramatic front facade composed of a variety of transitional design forms including a well articulated three-step tower with applied corner buttresses, and a closed belfry with octagonal steeple; - additional Italianate detail including distinctive triple round-headed windows at the base of tower, double and single windows elsewhere in the front facade and four sets of double Italianate windows along both sides of the nave; - neo-Gothic features including a prominent pointed arch over the front entrance, a steep, bracketed gable facing the main street, a large rose window above the entrance and single lancet windows on the front corner opposite the tower that extend the pointed arch motif into the eave above; - the transitional theme carried into the church interior where a small chancel extension is highlighted by a rounded Italianate arch balanced by two round-arched sections to either side of the chancel; this balanced three-arched triad represents the Holy Trinity; - furniture and their placement including the pipe organ, original to the church, housed in the chancel and the pulpit, clergy chairs and communion table placed near the entrance to the chancel.