Monument "Altar of the Holy Fire" in the Old Cemetery of Lubāna
Memorial site

Piemineklis "Svētās uguns altāris " Lubānas Vecajos kapos. Avots: Gita Memmēna, Vidzemes tūrisma asociācija
Amatucentrs_Lubana_GitaM_M.jpg
HugoCelminsLubanasmuzejs_GitaM_M.jpg
LubanaTICMuzejs_GitaM_M.jpg
LubanaTICMuzejs_GitaM_M2.jpg
LubanasEvLutbaznicaspieminasplaksnes_GitaM_M1.jpg
LubanasSvetasugunsaltaris_GitaM_M1.jpg
LubanasSvetasugunsaltaris_GitaM_M2.jpg
LubanasSvetasugunsaltaris_GitaM_M3.jpg
LubanasSvetasugunsaltaris_GitaM_M4.jpg
LubanasSvetasugunsaltaris_GitaM_M5.jpg
 Lubānas Vecie kapi, Oskara Kalpaka iela 10, Lubāna, Madonas nov., Latvia
207

Located in front of the chapel in the Old Cemetery in Lubana.

An altar of fire made of granite can be seen.

The altar of holy fire was unveiled on November 18, 1933, in memory of the Lubanians who died in the War of Independence, whose grave location is unknown or located abroad.

Not far from the monument is the Lubāna Tourism and Cultural Heritage Center, where you can see a permanent exposition about the National Resistance Movement activist, poet Broņislav Martuževa, politician Hugo Celmiņš, the first Commander-in-Chief of the Latvian Army Oskars Kalpaks, etc.

Used sources and references:

Laimdota Ivanova "Overview of the graves, memorials, monuments of the fallen in the Latvian War of Independence and the 1905 revolution in the Madona district". 2004
http://www.lubana.lv