Parish cemetery in Gręboszów
The necropolis was founded around 1850. Commemorative crosses from the eighteenth century, the tomb of the Bzowski family, the war headquarters with the burials of legionnaires.
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Parish cemetery in Gręboszów
Necropolis from about 1850 — commemorative crosses, the tomb of the Bzowskis and the war quarters.
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Commemorative crosses in the cemetery (ca. 1759)
Two crosses on high pedestals from about 1759 — after conservation with visible reliefs.
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Tomb of the Bzowski family (classicism)
A tomb in the form of a Roman aedicule on two columns — an example of classicist funerary art.
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War plot — fallen legionnaires (1914)
Burial place of legionnaires after fighting in September 1914 on the Vistula–Dunajec line.
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Soldiers from the commune in the Habsburg army (1914–1918)
The inhabitants of the commune also fought in the regiments of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy on the fronts of World War I.