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[Find a Grave®](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=2) [Find a Grave® Insider] [Find a Grave® Insider] [Friedhof Lauterbrunnen](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=43) ?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=43 Nestled in a trough valley between the mammoth rock faces of the Bernese Alps, lies the village of Lauterbrunnen. It is aptly named, meaning “many fountains,” as seventy-two waterfalls are scattered throughout the valley. In places the cliff walls that flank the valley are over 3,000 feet high. Friedhof Lauterbrunnen, the village cemetery, is located near the highest waterfall in Switzerland, Mürrenbach Fall, cascading 1,638 feet off the cliffside. The Lauterbrunnen valley is described as stunning, picturesque, and one of the most beautiful settings on earth. Since the 13th century, when the valley first appeared in historic record, the land has passed through the hands of Freiherr of Wädenswil, Interlaken monastery, the Lord of Turn, and the parish of Gsteig bei Interlaken, and on to village governments. This 18th century drawing depicts the valley, waterfall, river, church and other structures. [Read More](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=43) [Interesting Monuments](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=44) [Interesting Monuments](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=44) Thelma Edith Watkins Holford [Pro Tips](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=45) [Pro Tips](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=45) Searching for a Cemetery [Need Help? Hire an expert](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=8) [Download the App](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=8) The perfect companion when visiting cemeteries. [Facebook](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=9) [Twitter](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=10) [Instagram](?link=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=11) © 2022 Find a Grave®, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have registered with Find a Grave using the email address: {EMAIL}. [Manage Notifications or Unsubscribe](?manage=g5KKcNHHRtsQu5ypntEiXA%3D%3D&linkid=4). Find a Grave 1300 W Traverse Pkwy Lehi, UT 84043 United States

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