The Cemetery

The source for historical cemeteries is also Guide to Dutch garden and landscape architecture (dl. Zeeland and Others). For specimens after 1850, see MIP inventories. Before 1850 it is often the old cemeteries near the village church; now mostly grass with or without a number of narks, also often leilids and some solitary trees. These can be derived from: P. Don, Art travel book Zeeland. Weesp 1985. For description see also: A.P. de Klerk, “The Cemetery”, p. 104-111, in: Villages in Zeeland, Kees Bos and Others (red.), Middelburg 1991. NB terms cemetery and cemetery carefully use: when you talk about a cemetery, it’s always at the church.