Cmentarz komunalny w Kętach

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Municipal cemetery in Kęty - the main cemetery in Kęty. Founded in 1795, it is one of the oldest non-church necropolis in Poland. The cemetery is home to the graves of local landowners and burghers, including the neo-Gothic graves of the burghers of Kęt. Several January insurgents were buried at the cemetery, there is also a grave of soldiers of Polish Legions who died as a result of wounds in the battle of Łowczówek and the grave of Soviet soldiers from 1945. At the cemetery in Kęty there are also mass graves of nuns - Sisters of Poor Clares from Perpetual Adoration, sisters resurrection and friars - Franciscans Reformed. A lime lane leads to the cemetery (Cmentarna Street), the area is surrounded by a stone wall from the 1930s. The cemetery and alley are entered in the register of monuments. [source: Wikipedia, 2471523]