
Northampton Jewish Heritage (Cetnral Area)

Mr. M. Michel, eldest son of G.L. Michel. a well-known leather suppliers and machinist's company

Overstone Road - The original synagogue of Northampton Hebrew Congregation

The Northampton Medieval Jewish Tombstone, c. 1259 - 1290

The Northampton Medieval Jewish Tombstone in the Central Museum

Sheep Street, Northampton - Site of the Medieval Jewish quarter 'in Parmentry' (October 2007) 018

Oxford - Cresset Lamp from the Medieval Jewry (With Permission of the Musuem of Oxford)

Overstone Road Northampton Hebrew Congregation Synagogue

Northampton Temple Bar - site of the Medieval Jewish Cemetery (in road and to right of picture)

Northampton Market Place, showing Isaac's Fountain during a visit by the King

Northampton Jewish Cemetery - Jewish Section Towcester Road Municipal Cemetery (Ph. M. Jolles)

Northampton Castle

Northampton castle - Bastion

Northampton (October 2007) 055

Northampton - Alleged Jewish Cross at St Sepulchre Church

News Article reporting Private Dan Glassman's Letter form the Trenches

Charter (starr) for the Northampton Jewish Cemetery, c. 1271, (Permission British Library, MS Add. Charter 71355)

10 Victoria Road, Northampton - Premises of A&W Flatau, a Jewish boot and shoe manufacturer, 1884

The Northampton Medieval Jewish Tombstone, on Display with Interpretation (Ph. Northampton Museum)

