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Title: The Jewish cemetery in Dover
Category: Dover
Description: Marilyn Stephenson-Knight, from the Dover War Memorial Project, has kindly provided information on the Dover Tram Disaster, the worst ever UK tram disaster, and its Jewish victims - it seems that Rab...
Category: Dover
Description: Marilyn Stephenson-Knight, from the Dover War Memorial Project, has kindly provided information on the Dover Tram Disaster, the worst ever UK tram disaster, and its Jewish victims - it seems that Rab...
Title: Nat Shaw and Ipswich Town Football Club
Category: Bury St. Edmunds
Description: Ian Hunneybell Assistant Archivist at Ipswich Town Football Club confirms Nat Shaw's important links with the club and local sport.
Category: Bury St. Edmunds
Description: Ian Hunneybell Assistant Archivist at Ipswich Town Football Club confirms Nat Shaw's important links with the club and local sport.
Title: Nat Shaw - the Waterloo Cup and Ipswich Town Football Club
Category: Bury St. Edmunds
Description: Mavis Sotnick writes a letter about her father Nat Shaw who made a significant mark in the sporting world as well as founded several Jewish settlements in East Anglia.
Category: Bury St. Edmunds
Description: Mavis Sotnick writes a letter about her father Nat Shaw who made a significant mark in the sporting world as well as founded several Jewish settlements in East Anglia.
Title: Dover Jewish Institutions
Category: Dover
Description: Edward Turner recalls his memories of Jewish institutions in Dover and what has become of them now.
Category: Dover
Description: Edward Turner recalls his memories of Jewish institutions in Dover and what has become of them now.
One of the leading medieval communities in England, Northampton's Jews were given the boot in 1290. However, seven centuries later they would return to give the boot to Northampton. Read More
