Memorial or cemetery
Kose cemetery
German: Kosch
Kose's large parish cemetery serves not only Kose but also parts of today's Rae and Anija municipalities. Its oldest part surrounds the old chapel, now a store for tools and funeral supplies, and nearby are its oldest grave markers: limestone crosses and a limestone slab for Emilie Adelhelt, who died in 1826. A fieldstone wall encloses the grounds, with three small gates in the south and a main gate of three posts and wrought-iron leaves on the east side. The cemetery and the memorial standing in it are both protected monuments.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Kose suur kihelkonnakalmistu teenib lisaks Kosele ka praeguse Rae ja Anija valla inimesi. Vanim osa paikneb ümber vana kabeli, mida kasutatakse nüüd tööriistade ja matusetarvete hoidlana, ning selle lähedal on vanimad hauatähised: paeristid ja paekivist hauaplaat Emilie Adelheltile, kes suri 1826. aastal. Kalmistut ümbritseb maakivimüür, mille lõunaküljes on kolm väikest väravat ja idaküljes kolme posti ning sepisväravatega peavärav. Nii kalmistu kui ka seal asuv mälestussammas on muinsuskaitse all.