Jew's Court, Grade I listed Norman house on Steep Hill, Lincoln, England
Jew's Court is a three-story stone building with Norman architectural features located on Steep Hill in Lincoln. The prominent chimney structure rises above the arched entrance, displaying the craftsmanship typical of its medieval period.
The building was erected around 1170 during the flourishing period of Lincoln's medieval Jewish community. It received Grade I listed status in 1953, marking its importance in England's medieval heritage.
The building sits on Steep Hill, a street that winds through Lincoln's medieval quarter. Today it serves as a gathering place for people interested in local history and connects visitors with the area's past.
The location is easily reached via Steep Hill, a popular walking route through Lincoln's medieval center. Visitors should note that the building sits on a sloped street, and the surrounding area offers several historical sites within walking distance.
Excavations beneath the building in 1910 uncovered artifacts that shed light on medieval Lincoln. These finds continue to inform our understanding of the Jewish community that once thrived in the city.
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