Commonwealth War Cemetery R.E. Grave (Railway Wood)
This separate grave near Ypres commemorates eight Royal Engineers of the 177th Tunnelling Company and four attached infantrymen who were killed in action underground and buried there, between November 1915 and August 1917.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Luc van Waeyenberge
Nearby
Museum
- War Museum Hooge Crater 1914-1918 - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- Chateau and Front Line Hooghe - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- Museum Hill 62 Sanctuary Wood - Zillebeke (Ieper)
Point of interest
- Ordnance QF 25 pounder Hooge Crater - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- Howitzer 4-5 Inch Mark I - Zonnebeke
- Memorial Site Hill 60 Zillebeke - Zillebeke (Ieper)
Monument
- Liverpool Scottish Stone - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- British Memorial Zillebeke - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Memorial - Zonnebeke
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Birr Cross Roads - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Hooge Crater - Zillebeke (Ieper)
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Aeroplane - Ieper
Fortification
- British Bunker Kruiskalsijdestraat - Ieper
- British Observation Bunker Kruiskalsijdestraat - Ieper
- British Bunker Zuiderring - Ieper
Crash site
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