Beth Haim of Ouderkerk

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Beth Haim of Ouderkerk is a historic Portuguese-Jewish cemetery near Amsterdam, renowned for its ornate 17th-century tombstones and as one of the oldest Jewish burial grounds in the Netherlands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish cemetery
historic site
alsoKnownAs Beit Haim Ouderkerk NERFINISHED
Beth Haim Ouderkerk NERFINISHED
Portuguese-Jewish cemetery of Ouderkerk NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle 17th-century funerary art
category Cemeteries in North Holland
Jewish cemeteries in the Netherlands
Sephardi Jewish culture in the Netherlands
country Netherlands
culturalSignificance important site in the history of Jews in Amsterdam
testimony to the history of Sephardic Jews in the Dutch Republic
denomination Sephardic Judaism NERFINISHED
foundedBy Portuguese-Jewish community of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
hasApproximateNumberOfGraves thousands
hasFeature elaborately carved tombstones
family burial plots
symbolic reliefs on gravestones
walled cemetery grounds
hasGraveOf Menasseh ben Israel NERFINISHED
members of prominent Portuguese-Jewish merchant families
rabbis of the Portuguese-Jewish community of Amsterdam
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Dutch
Hebrew
Portuguese
heritage Portuguese-Jewish
heritageStatus protected monument
inception 1614
isOneOf oldest Jewish burial grounds in the Netherlands
locatedIn Ouderkerk aan de Amstel NERFINISHED
locatedNear Amsterdam NERFINISHED
locatedOn bank of the river Amstel
maintainedBy Portuguese-Israelite Religious Community of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
nearbyCity Amsterdam NERFINISHED
notableFor Hebrew, Portuguese and Dutch inscriptions
ornate 17th-century tombstones
openToPublic yes
operator Portuguese-Israelite Religious Community of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
ownedBy Portuguese-Israelite Religious Community of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
periodOfGreatestActivity 17th century
region province of North Holland
religion Judaism
tourism cultural tourism site
tradition Sephardic burial customs
usedFor Jewish burials

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Beth Haim Jewish cemetery alsoKnownAs Beth Haim of Ouderkerk