An unfenced Jewish cemetery from the 19th century in Drawsko Pomorskie, with a few damaged matzevot.
The Jewish cemetery in Drawsko Pomorskie was established in the 19th century, and the earliest mention of it dates from 1861. It occupies an unfenced site of about 0.1 hectare on what is now Łąkowa Street.
Only a few damaged matzevot, that is Jewish gravestones, remain at the cemetery. The site is small and has no fence around it.
This is a place of remembrance of the former Jewish community of Drawsko. No plaque or lapidarium on the site is known. The town hall also stands in the town.
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