Lutheran cemetery in Polotsk was founded, presumably, in the eighteenth century. The oldest surviving burial – monument Starngers dates back to the year 1796.

Lutheran cemetery established near Orthodox adjacent to him. Unlike Orthodox cemetery of Polotsk, Lutheran well planned and well maintained. It is noticeable that taking care of all graves and update the monuments and tombstones on a regular basis.

Here is buried the famous Polotsk citizens of German origin: descendants of Baron Pfilter-Franco, representatives of the genus Rollaways - Walter. There is Latvian and the grave. Preserved burial brothers Janis, Valdemar and Karlis Balditsa.

Here is a beautifully preserved chapel-tomb of the nineteenth century.

Among Lutheran graves occasionally there are Orthodox crosses. For some reason, in the cemetery were buried Orthodox – unknown. Preserved tomb of Dr. Stephen E. Pavlovsky and his mother Darya Antonovna.

The monument, which does not leave anyone indifferent – grave private nurses 849 rifle regiment (303 rifle division, 60th army) Zenaida Tuscaloosa. In just 8 months of the war, this heroic woman was rescued 128 wounded, brought them from the battlefields under fascist bullets. In February of 1943 at Kursk it was wounded and frostbitten limbs. The doctors saved her life, but amputated hands and feet. For his unparalleled heroism Zinaida Tuscaloosa was awarded the star of the Hero, the Order of Lenin and the gold Star medal. At the grave Tuscaloosa always fresh flowers.