What is recorded here
This slate commemorative plaque records: Jews' Court Building of Medieval origins by tradition used as a synagogue Recorded plaque organisation: Lincoln Civic Trust.
Jews' Court, dating back to medieval times, is traditionally recognized as the site where London's earliest Jewish community worshipped, reflecting the historical presence and contributions of Jews in England despite periods of persecution.
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Places near here
Jew's HouseListed building · 19 yd
9, Steep HillListed building · 35 yd
Battle of Lincoln (1217)Major battlefield · 118 yd
Lincoln MuseumMuseum · 118 yd
The Usher GalleryGallery · 158 yd
Portion of Roman fosse and mound W of the Temple GardensScheduled monument · 205 yd
Steep HillMountain / peak · 249 yd
Visitor Information CentreVisitor information · 259 yd
Lincoln Eleanor CrossMemorial · 295 yd
Roman wall and ditch on Motherby HillScheduled monument · 323 yd
Lincoln Castle (except modern buildings)Scheduled monument · 370 yd
St. Martin's ChurchyardWood · 378 ydOther information
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