A genealogy and cemetery blog by Henk van Kampen
Charter member of the Association of Graveyard Rabbits
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Regions | Utrecht - Het Gooi |
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| 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 |
A small photo impression of the Catholic cemetery of the Dutch town Wijk bij Duurstede, prov. Utrecht. More photos of this cemetery will follow soon.
Photos by the author. Wijk bij Duurstede catholic cemetery, prov. Utrecht.
Labels: Tombstone Tuesday, Utrecht, Village graveyards, Wijk bij Duurstede
By Henk van Kampen on 29 May 2012
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By the same author: Trace your Dutch roots, a blog about Dutch genealogy.
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