Hřbitov Horní Počernice - Náchodská 1032/62

It is always clean, groomed paths, tidy.

The village of Chvaly did not have a separate cemetery for a long time, although an independent parish administered by the Jesuits had been established in it since 1695. In 1777, Josef Jan Pánek promoted the construction of the cemetery and found a place for him called "U Háje", where the chapel of St. František Xaverský. The new cemetery was consecrated on November 25, 1777. From March of the following year, the citizens of the surrounding villages of Čertous and Horní Počernice were also buried here. Due to insufficient capacity, the cemetery was expanded in 1906 and then immediately after the 1st st. war. Chapel of St. František Xaverský still stands in the middle of the old part, the dominant feature of the eastern part is the chapel tomb of the Doležal family (Dolleschal). The oldest sandstone tombstones have been preserved near the southern wall. The village Chvaly did not have a separate cemetery for a long time, although an independent parish has been established in it since 1695, administered by the Jesuits. In 1777, Josef Jan Pánek promoted the construction of the cemetery and even found a place for it, where the chapel of St. Franncis Xaver. The new cemetery was consecrated on November 25, 1777. From March of the following year, the citizens of the surrounding villages of Čertousy and Horní Počernice were also buried here. Due to insufficient capacity, the cemetery was expanded in 1906 and then immediately after the WWI. The original chapel still stands in the middle of the old part, the dominant feature of the eastern part is the chapel tomb of the landowners Doležal family (Dolleschal). The oldest sandstone tombstones have been preserved near the southern wall.