	Regions	Utrecht - Het Gooi
	Places	Amersfoort - Bilthoven - Breukelen - Bussum - De Bilt - Doorn - Hilversum - Jutphaas - Naarden - Nieuwegein - Oud-Zuilen - Utrecht - Wijk bij Duurstede
	Topics	Celebrity graves - Church graves - City graveyards - Epitaphs - History - Jewish cemeteries - Village graveyards - War graves

Breukelen cemetery

A relatively new cemetery in the town Breukelen. The oldest graves I could find are from the 1940s. There seems to be plenty of space for new graves at the far end of the cemetery.

I will highlight a few individual graces in future posts. As always, there are more photos on flickr. Enjoy the photo impression!

Photos by the author. Breukelen cemetery, prov. Utrecht.

Labels: Breukelen, Tombstone Tuesday, Utrecht, Village graveyards

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Breukelen cemetery

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