Memorial or cemetery · 1896
Glehn's tomb
In the park at Lossi 13 in Nõmme lies the family resting place of Nikolai von Glehn, the founder of Nõmme. He created it in 1896 after the death of his wife Carolina, and the children of his son Manfred were later buried here too. Glehn himself hoped to rest here, but life took him to Brazil, where he died in 1923. In Soviet times the cross was smashed and the burial ground destroyed. The park was restored in 2005, its ponds cleaned and bridges repaired, and on 21 May 2008 a restored marble cross was unveiled with help from local enthusiasts.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Nõmmel Lossi 13 asuvas pargis on Nõmme rajaja Nikolai von Glehni perekonna rahula. Ta rajas selle 1896. aastal pärast oma abikaasa Carolina surma ja hiljem maeti siia ka tema poja Manfredi lapsed. Glehn ise soovis samuti siin puhata, kuid elu viis ta Brasiiliasse, kus ta 1923. aastal suri. Nõukogude ajal purustati rist ja kalmistu hävitati. 2005. aastal park taastati, tiigid puhastati ja sillad parandati ning 21. mail 2008 avati kohalike koduloohuviliste abiga taastatud marmorrist.