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Lantern of the dead, ossuary and cemeteries classified in Lower Rhine

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Protestant Cemetery

67220 Wasselonne

The Protestant cemetery of Wasselonne, built in the 3rd quarter of the 17th century, is a historical monument located in the Lower Rhine, in the Great East. Registered in 1937, it bears witness to the Alsatian funerary heritage.

Former bourgeois cemetery

67220 Villé

The old bourgeois cemetery of Villé, dated from the 19th century, is a historical monument located in the Lower Rhine, preserved with its intact tombs from 1804 to 1913.

Cemetery (old ossuary)

67350 Val-de-Moder

Former ossuary of the 2nd quarter of the 16th century located in Val-de-Moder (Great East), initially identified as a mortuary chapel. Historic building registered in 1984 marked by a door dated 1587.

Cemetery

67700 Saint-Jean-Saverne

The 18th-century Saint-Jean-Saverne Cemetery houses a calvary that has been listed as a historic monument since 1937, located in the Lower Rhine in the Great East.

Ossuary

67490 Lupstein

Lupstein Ossuary, built in the early 16th century, is a historical monument located in the cemetery of this Alsatian village, between the church and the town hall.

Funeral monument of Jean-François Melchior in Oberschaeffolsheim

Monument
67203 Oberschaeffolsheim

The funeral monument of Jean-François Melchior, lord of the 1st quarter of the 18th century, is located in Oberschaeffolsheim (Bas-Rhin). Enlisted in 1934, it is embedded in the fence wall of the local church.

Marmoutier Cemetery

Cemetery
67440 Marmoutier

The cemetery of Marmoutier, historic monument of the 12th–15th centuries, is located in the Lower Rhine. Registered in 1975, it houses a medieval chapel emblematic of the Grand East region.