Blue Plaques of Oxford
Please see the entry on the Blue Plaques of Oxford elsewhere on this site.
Please see the entry on the Blue Plaques of Oxford elsewhere on this site.
Oxford Jewish Oxford Jewish Congregation: http://www.ojc-online.org Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies: http://www.ochjs.ac.uk/ Oxford University Jewish Society: http://www.oxfordjsoc.co.uk/jsoc/ National Anglo-Jewish Heritage Trail http://www.jtrails.org.uk/
The Deacon & the Jewess A Play in One Act by H F Rubenstein (1935) Copyright Samuel French Ltd
Oxford during the Middle Period – The exclusion of the Jews 1290 – 1655 After Edward I expelled all Jews from England in November of 1290,
The Oxford Jewish Heritage Committee erected an interpretation board in Oxford Castle. The board gives a brief overview of the history of Medieval Jewish Oxford
One of the long-term aims of the Oxford Jewish Heritage Committee is to establish a permanent museum display telling the fascinating story of the Medieval
The Jewish Cemetery was set up on areas of land the medieval Oxford Jews purchased shortly after 1177, which were in fact water meadows by
The Oxfordshire Jewish Heritage Committee is reviewing the presence of Blue Plaques which commemorate places or people with a Jewish connection. To have a Plaque
Oxford Jewry Pam Manix & Silke Schaeper This article was originally published in: Christ Church Library Newsletter vol. 4, issue 3, Trinity 2008, p. 1-5;
A Mirror Reflecting the Early History of Jews in England By Dr Peter Pormann, published in the Pelican Record Reproduced here by kind permission of
Our aim is to raise the profile of the history of Jews in Oxford from earliest records through to the modern day.