Cemeteries and monuments
a bronze sculpture of a musician with a guitar next to a monument that young people saved from demolition in 1990
Cemeteries and monuments
a monument from 1970 that residents defended against demolition and dedicated to Jimi Hendrix
Cemeteries and monuments
a necropolis of 1929 with fragments of matzevot and a monument unveiled in 1993
cemetery from 1891 with the graves of the city's first president and January Uprising insurgents
Cemeteries and monuments in Dąbrowa Górnicza: the St Barbara parish cemetery, the Jewish cemetery, the Freedom Square monument and the Hendrix bench.
Two burial grounds and two monuments in the town centre. For readers who want to learn the history of Dąbrowa Górnicza through memorial sites and street sculpture.
The St Barbara parish cemetery was laid out in 1891 on land handed over by the authorities of the Western Mining District, and people who served the town are buried here. On Jaworowa Street lies the Jewish cemetery from 1929, covering about half a hectare, today with fragments of gravestones and a monument commemorating the burial ground.
On Freedom Square stands the Monument to the Heroes of the Red Banners from 1970, which residents defended against demolition in 1990. Right next to it you see the bronze Jimi Hendrix bench by Adam Szczepański. Other places in town are collected under Dąbrowa Górnicza and among its churches and monasteries, and for the region the category cemeteries and monuments in Silesia helps.
On Freedom Square, next to the Monument to the Heroes of the Red Banners.
In 1929, on Jaworowa Street. Fragments of gravestones and a monument from 1993 survive there.
