Back to the The City of London trail

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  Bevis Marks - Bevis Marks Synagogue decorated for a wedding

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  Site of excavated medieval Jewish burials at the Barbican - the grave-cuts may still be visible from some vantage points in wet conditions

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  The Site of the Medieval Jewish Cemetery - Barbican and St Giles, Cripplegate, showing the boundaries (in red) of the cemetery superimposed on the modern landscape (Google Earth imagery - GIS Marcus Roberts).

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  Part of the site of the medieval London Jewry, taking in 'Old Jewry' near to 'Poultry'. This location is close to the site of the medieval London synagogue.

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  The Milk Street Mikveh, in situ, duriing excavation (located at base of ladder in fore-ground)

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  A blue plaque on St Olave's Sqaure on the building D'Israeli worked in as a young lawyer.

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  Mansion House - home of the (Jewish) Lord Mayors of London

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  The Bank of England, Threadneedle Street believed to be the site of one of Aaron of Lincoln's Houses

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  St Swithin's Lane - the Headquarters of N.M. Rothschild

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  A historic photograph of the Great Synagogue at Dukes Place at the center of Ashkenasic Anglo-Jewish life until its destruction in the Second World War.

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  Dukes Place, the center of Anglo-Jewish life until the Second World War.

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  HIstoric photograph of Petticoat Market, Middlesex Street, from the turn of the last century, a famous Jewish market.

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  Petticoat Market, Middlesex Street a famous Jewish market.

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  Jewry Street - Site of the Earliest English Jewry, within sight of the protection of the Tower of London

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  The Guildhall, City of London, was important in the Jewish struggle for Emancipation