Lincoln's Medieval Jewry Norman Houses Maureen Birch 2014 Second Edition

Discover the rich history of Lincoln's medieval Jewish community and its enduring architectural legacy with \""Lincoln's Medieval Jewry and Up-hill Norman Houses\"" by Maureen Birch. This meticulously researched second edition, published by TUCANNbooks, delves into the lives, traditions, and significant contributions of the Jewish population in Lincoln, from their early settlement to their expulsion in 1290. Explore the fascinating story of how they worked, worshipped, and inhabited the distinctive Norman houses that still stand today.\n\nThis engaging historical account offers a detailed look at the development and history of these iconic buildings, which serve as a tangible link to Lincoln's past. Maureen Birch expertly charts the community's influence, their role in the city's prosperity, and the buildings they left behind. Complete with a wealth of maps, illustrations, and photographs, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in medieval history, Jewish studies, loe