A place where all creeds lay, dust to dust, sided by side
An epitaph of Berta and Isidor Marx at the Bet Olam Jewish section of the Mucurapo Cemetery, Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies
In 2006, Trinidad and Tobago celebrates two hundred years of the Chinese arrival
On the small island of Trinidad, West Indies, in the district of Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Jews, Christians and Muslims are entombed together in a Cemetery established since 1926. At Mucurapo, towards the north-east side of the cemetery, there is a large section allocated to the German Jews and the Chinese indenture migrants whose circumstances brought to Trinidad and Tobago, and to their final resting place.
Rates for every kind of burial at Mucurapo Cemetery: Muslims graves; $1035.00 dollars Oversized, (over 25 years), $1074.00 dollars, 6ft grave regular (over 25), $480.00 dollars, Vault, $115.00 dollars and no refund of $75.00 dollars if any obstacles are encountered during the excavation.
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Obstacles may mean coffin
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Every Creed And Race Has An Equal Place
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