In June 1931 several plaques were unveiled by the Oxford City Council to commemorate various events connected with the medieval Jewish presence in Oxford.
These plaques were:
That on the Botanical Gardens Gate to mark the medieval Jewish Cemetery
That on the Scheduled Ancient Monument of Osney Mill to mark the martyrdom of the Haggai of Oxford
That on the Town Hall to mark the ancient Jewish synagogue
These were well reported in the Oxford Times and Oxford Mail: these reports are shown here (with thanks to the editors of the Oxford Mail and Times):
The Oxford Mail
Oxford Mail 22nd June 1931 Top of the article
Oxford Mail 22nd June 1931 Bottom of the article
The Oxford Times
Oxford Times 26th June 1931. Top of the article
Oxford Times 26th June 1931 Bottom of the article
Correspondance in Oxford Times 26th June 1931
Letter from Mr I Goldstone, Oxford Times 26th June 1931
I have recently learnt that this occasion was also used to dedicate a tablet in the Synagogue to the Oxford Jewish fallen of the First World War, and part of the order of service used on that occassion with a partial list of the fallen is downloadable as a PDF File here
