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Sand was brought for the graveyard in 1962, earlier the deceased were transported to Jurmo. There is a memorial for those taken by the sea. On the meadow next to the graveyard there is a lonely grave of a German sailor named Buchwald. His body was found on the shore in December 1916.
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A new chapel was built in 1907–1909 because some of the oldest islanders couldn't climb to the chapel in the lighthouse any more. At the altar there is a chandelier with the names of the ten men lost with Park Victory and thank you letters from the men rescued and the US embassy are framed hung on the wall of the chapel. Service is held once a year, usually on the Midsummer Sunday.
A small museum telling about life on Utö. The building itself was built in 1753 and it is the oldest remaining building on the island.
Guided tours daily in summertime. There is an old chapel in the top floor but no public access to the lantern room.
A monument to the victims of the Draken av Nystad shipwreck. The vessel was lost in a severe storm 12 November 1929. The sailors managed to get to an islet just a hundred metres away, but the villagers' attempts to help them were futile. When the storm ceased, only a few were still alive.