The goods shed at Beaucourt Station, Somme, rebuilt in the 1930s, now lying derelict. The station served as a focal point in The Battle of the Ancre of 13th November 1916, the survivors of the Hood and Anson battalions of the Royal Naval Division, which had been decimated in the early stages, being rallied here by the extraordinary Lt Colonel Bernard Freyberg before successfully assaulting the German defences on the edge of the village. Freyberg won the VC for his efforts here, and was seriously wounded, one of 9 wounds received in WW1. He went on to command British & New Zealand forces in Greece and Crete during WW2, and the New Zealanders at Alamein and Monte Cassino. After the second war he served as Governor-General of New Zealand for some years.