Nordstrand kirkegård in Oslo, Oslo fylke

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Get directions Ekebergveien 236
Oslo, Oslo kommune, Oslo fylke 1166 Norway

Coordinates: 59.85914, 10.80318
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The first graves in the cemetery Nordstrand are believed to originate from the late 1800's. The cemetery was consecrated with the church in 1866. The cemetery was planned around the church, but later changed the extent and form several times, partly because of veireguleringer. In 1954 the area between the cemetery and Nordstrand Ekebergbanen, which was previously zoned for cemetery, omregulert the playground. The burial chamber at the cemetery is privately owned.

Nordstrand cemetery has many large protected monuments. In addition, it has a number of family tombs and graves frame that is worthy. A tomb that specifically include children's graves of two siblings who were brutally killed in the late 1800's. It is a monument of this tomb.

Fields that are prioritized are separate fields for the Deaf Home and the nun home at Nordstrand. In addition, they try to arrange it so that all young children should have graveyard, collected in a separate field. Nordstrand church is a church from 1886, architect Jacob Wilhelm Nordan. First built as a chapel in 1866. Current name in 1906. Larger restauration of the 1930's. Nordstrand cemetery is located at the church.
Photo taken by: Stig Rune Pedersen