
Zacharias was a well known Jewish business in the Corn Market in the late 19th century selling coats and waterproofs

the Star Inn and Coach Office, Moses Montefiore’s accommodation on his first night in Oxford in 1825

Oxford Castle – the Castle was a familiar to Oxford Jews as they were both protected by the Constable of the Castle

The Old Fire Station is the site of the synagogue of 1878

Merton Grove was the site of the Jewish penitential cross set up after the Ascension Day riot of 1268

Moses Montefiore stayed at the Star and then at the King's Arms during his visit to Oxford with Judith in 1825

The Jew’s Mount was bounded by Bulwarks Lane and is linked to the castle and may be a site of Jewish martyrdom

Historical etching of the Angel Inn the site of Jacob’s Coffee House

An etching of the building in St Aldate’s, near the Town Hall site, that may have been a Jewish ‘House of Converts’

The Bodleian Library employed Jewish librarians and cataloguers from the very early 17th century

The Grand Cafe was once the site of Jacob's Coffee House

Einstein's blackboard on display in the Hooke Museum

Hertford College - Bastian

Dead Man's Walk in Christ Church Meadow - the site of Jewish funeral processions

Christchurch Meadow - Dead Mans Walk

The north west tower of Christ Church was the site of the medieval synagogue

The Rose Garden in the Botanic Gardens was the site of the second medieval Jewish cemetery

Commerative plaque in the Botanic Gardens marking the site of the Jewish cemetery

The stained glass windows in Balliol College chapel

Stained glass window in Balliol College chapel

The east window in Balliol College chapel

Balliol College's Basevi building, built by a cousin of Benjamin Disraeli

Sir Isaiah Berlin's teffilin

Sir Isaiah Berlin's study at All Souls College

Oxford Silk's Self Service Store, 101 Cowley Road - The first super-market in Oxford

Oxford - New Mikveh at Chabad House, Cowley Road

