Dragoon Camp Cemetery

Originally called Villa Gretchen Cemetery after a nearby building, it was renamed for Dragoon House, the British name for another structure on the same ground. The 13th Royal Welsh Fusiliers began it on 9 August 1917 and it was used until that October. There are 66 First World War burials, ten of them unidentified.

Coordinates: 50.8954719, 2.8815986

Part of Commonwealth war cemeteries of the Ypres Salient

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