War Memorials and Cemeteries
This collection in Central Périgord features significant sites of remembrance, ranging from World War I monuments to medieval architectural features like the Lanterne des Morts. It includes the Maquis de Durestal, a key site of the French Resistance during World War II, alongside numerous communal cemeteries that reflect the region's religious heritage and local history. These sites provide specific insight into the impact of 20th-century conflicts and centuries of traditional burial practices across the Dordogne landscape, serving as quiet landmarks of regional heritage.
Monument aux morts de la guerre1914-1918, situé au carrefour des rues du Monument-aux-Morts et de l'Isle
Commemorates soldiers from the First World War.
Lanterne des Morts
Medieval stone tower used to mark a cemetery.
Monument aux Morts
Village war memorial.
Maquis de Durestal - Chemin du Souvenir
Historic World War II French Resistance site with a memorial trail.
Cimetière de Liorac-sur-Louyre
Local communal cemetery.
Cimetière de Queyssac
Traditional Christian cemetery.
Cimetière
Catholic cemetery.
Cimetière de Mouleydier
Village cemetery.
Cimetière de Beleymas
Local burial ground.
Cimetière de La Chapelle-Gonaguet
Village cemetery.
Cimetière
Christian burial ground.
Cimetière de ==Sainte-Orse
Local communal cemetery.
Cimetière de Montrem
Village cemetery.
Cimetière de Manzac-Sur-Vern
Local burial ground.
Cimetière de Fouleix
Rural village cemetery.
Cimetière de Saint-Séverin-d'Estissac
Local communal cemetery.
Cimetière de Tourtoirac
Village cemetery located near the historic abbey.
Cimetière
Christian cemetery.
Cimetière
Local burial ground.
Cimetière de Saint-Pardoux-de-Mareuil
Traditional village cemetery.
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