Cmentarz rzymskokatolicki w Bidzinach

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The Roman Catholic cemetery in Bidziny - a historic cemetery founded at the end of the 18th century, located in the Wojciechowice commune, in the Opatów district. Located in the southern part of the village, about 300 meters from the church. The cemetery had a shape similar to a trapezium, with two main avenues intersecting at a right angle. It is surrounded by a stone wall with two gates, one of which dates from the first half of the 19th century. Several tombstones and tombstones from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries survived, the oldest of 1830. During World War I, five soldiers killed in the years 1914-1915 were buried in the cemetery, in individual graves. One of them was a lieutenant. Stefan Krak-Dudzieniec from the 1st Regiment of Uhlans of the Polish Legions, fell on June 30, 1915 at Tarłow. Around 1935, the remains of 519 soldiers exhumed from the liquidated cemetery in Gliniany were moved to the cemetery in Bidziny. They were deposited in three mass graves. In 1939, the remains of legionaries were exhumed and moved to the cemetery in the Pęchow Mountains. Currently, the cemetery has a single symbolic grave located on the left. [source: Wikipedia, 2494095]