The Jewish Cemetery in Narewka, the only surviving visible evidence of the local sacred Jewish material culture, was also used as a burial ground by Jews from neighboring shtetls, including Bialowieza and Hajnówka.

For the location of the Jewish Cemetery, see Map of Narewka at the beginning of the XX century and Narewka - Jewish cemetery (On Panoramio website).

    Images on Narewka KehilaLinks (ShtetLinks) Site:

• Photo Album of Narewka Gravestones with Translations of Inscriptions - Photographs and inscriptions courtesy of David Feldman
• Photographs of Chaya Sara Ain's Gravestone - Courtesy of Batya Dashefsky and Joy Kestenbaum
• Photographs - Yehuda Aydel Birenbaum's Gravestone - Courtesy of Israel Birenbaum
  
• Photographs of Sheine-Chaya and Chaim Nachtigal and Sheine-Chaya Nachtigal's Gravestone - Courtesy of Chaya Pressburger and David Feldman
  
• Vintage Photograph of Grave of Chaim Krugman from Bialowieza with his wife Reina and daughters Lilly & Bella (1924) - Courtesy of David Feldman
• Photographs of Narewka Jewish Cemetery Gravestones - Courtesy of Tomasz Wisniewski
• Recovered Jewish Gravestones - Courtesy of Katarzyna Bielawska  (May 2011, updated March 2013)
• Gravestone of Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Barelkowski - Courtesy of Joy Kestenbaum and David Feldman
  
• Gravestones of Beila and Moshe Szapiro (Bella and Moshe Shapiro) - Courtesy of Joy Kestenbaum and Barbara Kotin (scroll down)
• Gravestone of Yaacov Dov Edelman
• Gravestones of Moshe & Feigel Reiskind - Courtesy of Joy Kestenbaum and Zach Just
  

    Links:

• Cmentarz żydowski wi Narewce - Jewish Cemetery in Narewka Poland - Israeli youths helping to clean up the Jewish cemetery in Narewka in 2006. See also, Gallery: 6 November 2006 (On website of Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland)
• The Database of Jewish Cemeteries in Poland - Includes photographs of gravestones in the Narewka Jewish Cemetery with surnames, Hebrew names, names of fathers, Foundation for Documentation of Jewish Cemeteries in Poland
• Narewka: from CMENTARZE ŻYDOWSKIE WOJEWÓDZTWA PODLASKIEGO  (Jewish Cemeteries Region Podlaskie) by Dariusz Stankiewicz (On website of Centrum Edukacji Obywatelskieg Polska-Izrael - bialystok.jewish.org.pl)
• Narewka: Podlaskie, International Jewish Cemetery Project, International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (from IAJGS International Jewish Cemetery Project)
  
• Narewka: Survey of Jewish Cemeteries: Grodno Guberniya Poland Imaging Project (From BIALYGEN: Bialystok Region Jewish Genealogy Group, SURVEY OF JEWISH CEMETERIES IN THE GRODNO GUBERNIYA PROVINCE by Heidi M. Szpek, Ph.D., May 2007)
• Narewka: Cmentarze Zydowskie w Polsce - Jewish Cemeteries in Poland (On the http://www.kirkuty.xip.pl/indexang.htm website)
• Narewka - Cemetery (On the Virtual Shtetl website)
• Jewish Cemetery in Narewka (On website of Wikimedia Commons)
• Jewish Cemetery in Narewka - 2006 (On website of Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland)
• A Trip to Shereshev by David Feldman & Martin Zafman, includes account of visit to Narewka Cemetery. (On the JewishGen Belarus SIG website - Online Newsletter, No. 4/2007)
• The Cemetery - The Virtual Museum of The History of Jews in Białowieża
  

    Chronology of Cemetery Work:

2000:  Katarzyna Bielawska, an Orthodox Christian Pole from Narewka's Culture Center,  organized local schoolchildren to clear up and fence the abandoned and overgrown Jewish cemetery in Narewka. Bielawska received an award of recognition by the Israeli Embassy and the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation for her work in preserving and honoring Jewish heritage. (See also article by Ruth E. Gruber, "Around the Jewish World: Poles Recognized for their Work in Saving Remains of Jewish culture," Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 24 Jul 2000.)
2005-2006:  Inmates from Hajnowka Prison participated in "Atlantyda" (Atlantis) project led by Artur Cyruk to clean up the nearby Jewish cemetery in Narewka as part of an effort toward education and rehabilitation; work was performed in cooperation with the Rabbinical Commission for the Jewish Cemeteries. (See also, "News Brief," Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 30 Jun 2005.
2006-2007:  Israeli students helped clean up the Jewish cemetery in Narewka in a project coordinated by the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland and the Yad LeZehava Holocaust Research Institute.