Jewish cemetery in Chojna established around 1850, enclosed by a wall, with about ten gravestones.
The Jewish cemetery in Chojna was established around 1850. It covers 0.3 ha and lies on Wojska Polskiego Street. It is enclosed by a stone wall.
About ten gravestones made of granite, sandstone and limestone have survived in the cemetery. The inscriptions are in German and Hebrew. In 1958-1960 the site was tidied by the local authorities.
The cemetery lies in the town, about 0.4 km from the town hall and the St Mary's Church. The sources used do not state who looks after the site today or whether a commemorative plaque stands there.
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