Walcott Collection

West Indies Cricket Team - 1957 Tour - Signatures
The West Indies Cricket Team - Tour of England 1957. Featured are the brilliant (Sir) Garfield (Gary) Sobers, Frank Worrell, Everton Weekes, (Sir) Wesley Winfield Hall and Sonny Ramadhin

The West Indies Cricket Team - Tour of England 1957. Featured are the brilliant (Sir) Garfield (Gary) Sobers, Frank Worrell, Everton Weekes, (Sir) Wesley Winfield Hall and Sonny Ramadhin

Edmund Y. W Henderson
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL SIR EDMUND YEAMANS WALCOTT HENDERSON shown soon after he was appointed as Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police in 1869. He succeed the late Sir Richard Mayne in this post

Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Edmund Yeamans Walcott Henderson, Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police - The Family Friend magazine Dec 1874 Date: 1874

Edmund Fosbery, Inspector General, New South Wales Police
Hon Edmund Walcott Fosbery (1834-1919) CMG, Inspector General of Police (1874-1903), New South Wales, Australia. Date: circa 1890s

Norfolk NR12 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Norfolk NR12 0

North Kesteven LN4 3 Map
Postcode Sector Map of North Kesteven LN4 3

Lt-Col Edmund Y. W. Henderson
Charles Robert Spencer, sixth Earl Spencer (1857 - 1922), before that Viscount Althorp until he succeeded to the title in 1910, British courtier and Liberal politician

Sir Edmund Henderson
SIR EDMUND YEAMANS WALCOTT HENDERSON English soldier and police commissioner. Date: 1821 - 1896

Wright brothers leaving the Smithsonian Institution
The Wright brothers leaving the Smithsonian Institution after the presentation of the Langley Medal. 10 February 1910. From left: Secretary Charles D. Walcott, Wilbur Wright, Dr A

Burgess Shale fossil quarry. These rocks contain large numbers of fossils from 500 million years ago. They were formed when an avalanche of fine mud buried

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"Walcott: A Journey through Time and Signatures" Step back in time to the West Indies Cricket Team's historic 1957 Tour, where signatures tell tales of triumph. Amongst these treasured autographs is that of Edmund Y. W Henderson, a name etched in cricketing history. But who was this man? Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Edmund Yeamans Walcott Henderson, an esteemed figure both on and off the pitch. Known not only for his sporting prowess but also for his contributions as Inspector General of the New South Wales Police force. Venturing beyond sports, let us explore two intriguing locations - Norfolk NR12 0 Map and North Kesteven LN4 3 Map. These places hold significance in Lt-Col Edmund Y. W. Henderson's life journey. Delving deeper into his story reveals another facet - Sir Edmund Henderson, a name associated with aviation pioneers, the Wright brothers leaving the Smithsonian Institution. Could there be a connection between Lt-Col Edmund Y. W. Henderson and this remarkable piece of history? But our exploration doesn't stop there; it takes us even further back to Burgess Shale fossil quarry – an ancient site brimming with prehistoric wonders. Is it possible that Lt-Col Edmund Y. W. Henderson had a hand in unearthing these extraordinary fossils? Walcott becomes more than just a surname; it embodies adventure, passion, and discovery across various realms – from cricket fields to police headquarters to aviation marvels and paleontological sites. As we unravel each thread woven by time itself, we realize that "Walcott" encapsulates stories waiting to be told—stories that transcend boundaries and connect individuals throughout history. So let us celebrate this enigmatic figure whose legacy stretches far beyond what meets the eye—a testament to how one person can leave an indelible mark on multiple domains.