Tombstone Tuesday
Labels: City graveyards, Tombstone Tuesday, Utrecht, Utrecht (City)
By Henk van Kampen on 13 July 2010
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Regions | Utrecht - Het Gooi |
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| Places | Amersfoort - Bilthoven - De Bilt - Hilversum - Jutphaas - Nieuwegein - Oud-Zuilen - Utrecht | |
| Topics | Celebrity graves - Church graves - City graveyards - Epitaphs - History - Jewish cemeteries - Village graveyards - War graves |
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1 Comments:
What a beautiful and unique tombstone! I will have to keep my eye out in our local cemeteries for Muslim tombstones as well.
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