Cemetery #2028
Drohobytskyi Cemetery
Local name: Дрогобицький некрополь
Also known as Drohobytskyi nekropol · Drohobych Old Cemetery · Старе кладовище, Дрогобич · Stare kladovyshche, Drohobych
1,010
documented records
≈ 1,100–1,500
approx. capacity (graves)
0.026 km²
cemetery area
Nov 12, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The main city cemetery of Drohobych, on Truskavetska Street, was founded outside the town on 3 May 1790 following an order from the authorities. It is only about four years younger than Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv and remains one of the oldest necropolises in Drohobych. It is known as an old Catholic burial ground, and clearing and restoration work on it was carried out in recent years.
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Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 49.343925° N, 23.506837° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
Showing the first 50 of 1,010, A–Z by surname. Search all records
Ivan Adamchyk 1879 – 1942 
Fedora Adamenko 1885 – 1957 
Hryhor Afonyn 1881 – 1946 
Ysai Aizen 1888 – 1964 
Klavdiya Akishina 1908 – 1973 
Elena Akopova 1894 – 1959 
Olha Alatortseva 1904 – 1962 
Ehor Aleksandrov 1914 – 1974 
Aleksander Aleksandrovych 1868 – 1951 
Efret Altman 1905 – 1973 
Maria Ambroz 1882 – 1905 
Borys Andreev 1941 – 1970 
Konstantin Andreev 1901 – 1967 
Pavlo Andreev 1879 – 1955 
Halyna Andreeva 1930 – 1966 
Marja Andruszko 1887 – 1945 
Felicja Andrzejewska 1880 – 1959 - Antoni Andrzejewski 1909 – 1944
Leonid Anishchenko 1933 – 1961 
Raisa Anishchenko 1938 – 1963 
Elyzaveta Antonets 1927 – 1971 
Ivan Antoniak 1885 – 1960 
Yosyf Antonovych 1908 – 1975 
Feodosiya Apareeva 1879 – 1972 
Vera Arkhipova 1882 – 1962 
Raisa Artemenko 1917 – 2010 
Samunar Artukhov 1912 – 1966 
Karol Arvay 1852 – 1912 
Józefa Arvayowa 1864 – 1894 
Efrosiniya Asaulyuk 1901 – 1963 
Panteleymon Asyndych 1888 – 1962 
Yuliia Asyndych 1896 – 1965 
Halina Aurzecka 1929 – 2004 
Maria Aurzecka 1897 – 1959 - Adam Aurzecki 1884 – 1957
- Wladyslaw Aurzecki 1931 – 2013
Mykola Averin 1908 – 1973 
Efrosiniya Averina 1895 – 1966 
Mariia Avhustyna 1912 – 2005 
Mariia Avksenteva 1894 – 1963 
Olha Ayyshchenko 1915 – 1974 
Zinaida Babiichuk 1930 – 1974 
Jureczek Babinski 1946 – 1947 
Sashenka Babyichuk 1954 – 1957 
Walenti Bachman 1859 – 1931 
Julja Bachmanowa 1865 – 1938 
Paulina Bachmanowna 1897 – 1915 
Igor Badanov 1959 – 1959 
Oksana Badanova 1955 – 2020 
Yustyna Badetska 1908 – 1974
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Drohobych Cemetery, Kotsiubynskoho St. 1.6 km away · Drohobych · 73 records
- Zadvirnyi Cemetery, Drohobych 1.8 km away · Drohobych · 121 records
- Lishnianske Peredmistia Cemetery 2.0 km away · Drohobych · 416 records
- Mlynkivskyi Cemetery 2.5 km away · Derezhychi
- Drohobych Jewish Cemetery 3.0 km away · Drohobych · 82 records
- Drohobych Main Municipal Cemetery (new) 3.4 km away · Drohobych · 1,351 records
- Solets Cemetery 3.6 km away · Solets
- Drohobych Main Municipal Cemetery (old) 3.6 km away · Drohobych · 3,007 records
- Field of Sorrow, Drohobych 3.6 km away · Drohobych
- Monastyr-Derezhytskyi Cemetery 3.8 km away · Monastyr-Derezhytskyi · 44 records
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Common questions
How big is Drohobytskyi Cemetery?
Drohobytskyi Cemetery covers about 26,000 m² (6.3 acres), about the size of 4 soccer fields. It is the 101st largest of the 1,269 cemeteries we list in Lviv Oblast.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Drohobytskyi Cemetery is that of Anton Till, who died on April 1, 1808 at the age of 54.