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Capri’s non-Catholic cemetery records the island’s international residents through their graves. It offers a quieter historical counterpart to the villas and books associated with that community.
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Founded in 1878 by George Hayward, the cemetery includes graves of Norman Douglas, Gracie Fields and Jacques d’Adelswärd-Fersen. Its burials extend across nationalities and include Catholics as well as Protestants. After post-war neglect, municipal preservation began in 1986. Those connections make the site useful for understanding how foreign residents became part of Capri’s lasting cultural history.
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