Memory in stone
The Memory in Stone section is a database of Jewish graves from all kinds of cemeteries – Jewish, municipal, military and other. The documentation is produced on the basis of preserved tombstones as well as archival materials. Our database also contains information on the matzevot which were removed from cemeteries as a result of site desecration, and are now housed in museums or other places.
Cemeteries
Jewish
Katowice: The Jewish cemetery in Katowice (16 Kozielska Street)
Jewish cemetery in Katowice (Kozielska 16 street) was built in 1868. Those who died before building it were burried on the Jewish cemetery in Mysło...
Jewish
Kielce: Jewish cemetery (Pakosz Dolny Street)
In the second half of the nineteenth century, due to the rapid development of Jewish settlement in Kielce, the local Jewish community faced a neces...
Non-Jewish
Kraków: Cmentarz Rakowicki w Krakowie (ul. Rakowicka 26)
Cmentarz komunalny z grobami mieszkańców Krakowa oraz żołnierzy różnych armii.
Jewish
Kraków: Cmentarz żydowski na Podgórzu w Krakowie (ul. Jerozolimska 25)
Dawny cmentarz gminy w Podgórzu, zał. 1888. Zachowana jedna macew i ok. 100 obmurowań.
Jewish
Kraków: Cmentarz żydowski w Krakowie (ul. Jerozolimska 14)
Cmentarz w Woli Duchackiej, urządzony w okresie międzywojennym.
Jewish
Kraków: Cmentarz żydowski w Krakowie (ul. Miodowa 55)
Zał. 1800. Czynny.
Jewish
Kraków: Cmentarz żydowski Remu w Krakowie (ul. Szeroka 40)
Zał. 1533, ok. 700 nagrobków. Zabytek o wielkiej wartości.
Jewish
Krzepice: Jewish cemetery in Krzepice
The Jewish cemetery in Krzepice was established in the first half of the 18th century. It is located around hundred meters from the synagogue, near...
Jewish
Łęczna: Jewish cemetery in Łęczna (Pasternik St.)
Jewish cemetery in Łęczna was established in the second half of the 16th century. The last known burial took place in 1942. The cemetery was design...
Jewish
Lipsko: Cmentarz żydowski w Lipsku
Ul. Czachowskiego.
Jewish
Łódź: Cmentarz żydowski w Łodzi (ul. Bracka 40)
Zał. 1891. Duża wartość zabytkowa, ok. 160 tys. nagrobków!
Jewish
Lubartów: New Jewish cemetery (the corner of Cicha Street and 1 Maja Street)
Located on the corner of Cicha and 1 Maja Streets, the new Jewish cemetery in Lubartów was established by 1819.
In the interwar period the cemeter...
