In addition to the municipal cemetery, there was also a cemetery where the victims of cholera were buried in the years 1873–1874, called Kolerábsky. It was a moat fenced square space measuring 30 x 30 m on the Šúr road, where in the 40s of the 20th century. stood a wooden cross with about 1 m high stylized sheet metal figure. Crucified. The restoration of the cholera cemetery was carried out in 2001 with the installation of a new cross, the modification and symbolic demarcation of the cemetery and the placement of a memorial plaque under the cross.
In addition to the municipal cemetery, there was also a cemetery where the victims of cholera were buried in the years 1873–1874, called Kolerábsky. It was a moat fenced square space measuring 30 x 30 m on the Šúr road, where in the 40s of the 20th century. stood a wooden cross with about 1 m high stylized sheet metal figure. Crucified. The restoration of the cholera cemetery was carried out in 2001 with the installation of a new cross, the modification and symbolic demarcation of the cemetery and the placement of a memorial plaque under the cross.
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