Cemetery in Brwinów, Roman Catholic cemetery in Brwinów, Poland
The Cemetery in Brwinów is a Roman Catholic burial ground with stone pathways linking various sections containing graves and memorial structures. The grounds are systematically organized with different areas allocated for different families and periods.
The burial ground was established around 1800 and served as the main cemetery for the community for generations. It gained official status as an immovable monument when it was registered in 1988.
The cemetery displays gravestones and monuments that reflect Roman Catholic traditions and Polish burial customs. These structures reveal how local families have honored their deceased across generations through their choice of memorials and layouts.
The main entrance is located at Powstańców Warszawy 17 and provides direct access to the grounds. Marked pathways guide visitors through the different sections for easy navigation.
The grounds contain a private burial chapel built for the Marylski family, which represents a distinctive architectural addition to the memorial structures. This specialized building demonstrates the wealth and prominence some families held in the local community.
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