The original Catholic cemetery is located
west of the town centre. About 1.6 hectares in area, the
cemetery’s distinctive shape appears on a map of
Tluste from 1858, and it is clearly marked on later maps
of the town. Presumably burials took place there for well
over one hundred years until it was closed in the 1960s.
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Modern Catholic Cemetery
Tovste’s modern Catholic
cemetery was inaugurated in the 1960s, replacing the old
cemetery on the other side of town that had served Ukrainian
and Polish residents for at least one hundred years. The
frequently-used burial site is very orderly and appears
well maintained, with the inscriptions on most tombstones
plainly visible. more
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Jewish Cemetery
A large Jewish cemetery is located on
the outskirts of town, on the north side of the public
road leading to Lisivtsi, next to the modern Catholic
cemetery. The cemetery was established in the 17th century
and was used by the local Hasidic community. Though burials
no longer take place there, the grounds are relatively
well maintained. more
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