Jews House slate plaque

This slate commemorative plaque records: Jews House Built 1170-80 A fine example of Norman domestic architecture with original doorway, chimney buttress above and two windows of the first floor hall owned by a member of the Jewish community in 1290

Jews House, built between 1170-1280, is a notable example of Norman domestic architecture that was owned by a Jewish resident until 1290, reflecting the significant presence and contributions of Jews in medieval English society before their expulsion.