Oberer Friedhof Trebbin
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Oberer Friedhof Trebbin

Trebbin, Landkreis Teltow-Fläming, Brandenburg, Germany

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The Oberer Friedhof Trebbin is located on the vineyard not far from the northern end of the town and is the youngest burial place in the town of Trebbin. The church registers show that it was created between 1860 and 1887. The first burial took place in mid-1887.
The oldest surviving tomb has the date of death noted as 1896. It is located on one of the former hereditary burial sites on the churchyard wall.
The cemetery is almost entirely surrounded by a wall where family graves and hereditary burials used to be. As in the lower cemetery, wellknown names of Trebbin gardeners, craftsmen and merchant families adorn the panels of the wall. The tombs on the northern wall are much more magnificent and larger than the simple, small hereditary burial sites on the southern and eastern walls.
The four grave fields of the upper cemetery are divided into rectangular sections and are systematically crossed by grid grave sites. Well-known Trebbin families used to be buried in these gratings, like on the churchyard wall.
The wide paths are designed as avenues, the cemetery has two entrances, the main entrance is on Berliner Tor street. The cemetery slopes down in terraces in the direction of the vineyard to the second entrance. On the right side, coming from the main entrance at the Berliner Tor, there is now an urn grove where children's graves used to be.
The cemetery, like the older "Lower Cemetery" at the St. Anna Chapel, is managed by the Evangelical Parish of Trebbin.
The Oberer Friedhof Trebbin is located on the vineyard not far from the northern end of the town and is the youngest burial place in the town of Trebbin. The church registers show that it was created between 1860 and 1887. The first burial took place in mid-1887.
The oldest surviving tomb has the date of death noted as 1896. It is located on one of the former hereditary burial sites on the churchyard wall.
The cemetery is almost entirely surrounded by a wall where family graves and hereditary burials used to be. As in the lower cemetery, wellknown names of Trebbin gardeners, craftsmen and merchant families adorn the panels of the wall. The tombs on the northern wall are much more magnificent and larger than the simple, small hereditary burial sites on the southern and eastern walls.
The four grave fields of the upper cemetery are divided into rectangular sections and are systematically crossed by grid grave sites. Well-known Trebbin families used to be buried in these gratings, like on the churchyard wall.
The wide paths are designed as avenues, the cemetery has two entrances, the main entrance is on Berliner Tor street. The cemetery slopes down in terraces in the direction of the vineyard to the second entrance. On the right side, coming from the main entrance at the Berliner Tor, there is now an urn grove where children's graves used to be.
The cemetery, like the older "Lower Cemetery" at the St. Anna Chapel, is managed by the Evangelical Parish of Trebbin.

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