Jewish cemetery destroyed in the 1960s. Part of the cemetery was destroyed but about seventy tombstones still remain. Mr. Feigmanis has pictures of all remaining stones. The cemetery is also the burial place of Dvinsk's most famous mitnagid and Chassidic rabbis of the period 1910-1930. A few old tombstones, including some famous rabbis, were transferred into the Daugavpils Jewish cemetery.
Original cemetery is no longer in existence.
New cemetery has some older stones that were moved there. A couple hundred stones in average to good condition. Some Jews are buried in a special part of the Christian cemetery. Located in a forest about 2 kilometers from Gostini on the Madona road, about 160 tombstones are left. Parts of destroyed tombstones remain.