Tyson Collection

Famous Faces from the World of Boxing
Mike Tyson, Chris Eubank, Henry Cooper, Frank Bruno, Mohammed Ali, Don King, Barry McGuigan, Amir Khan, Joe Calzaghe, Harry Carpenter, Ricky Hatton - Famous Faces from the World of Boxing

Southport War Memorial, London Square, Lord Street, Southport, Merseyside. Designed by the local architects Grayson and Barnish, with carving by Herbert Tyson Smith

General Pattons HQ with Sherman tank Nehou Normandy
Patton had his Command Post here from 6 July to 2 August 1944. The memorial area was initially set up by the State of Connecticut

Charles Tyson Yerkes, Metropolitan District Railway
Charles Tyson Yerkes, owner of the Metropolitan District Railway. circa 1900s

Charles Tyson Yerkes first deal selling soap. circa 1870s

Procession of Troops and Civilians on Way to Dedication of Soldiers National Cemetery, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, November 19, 1863. Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady

Chief Push-E Neke-Qua 2nd Chief Joe Tyson Fox Tribe
Chief Push-E-To-Neke-Qua and 2nd Chief Joe Tyson, Fox Tribe of Iowa; Adolph F. Muhr (American, died 1913), Frank A. Rinehart (American, 1861 - 1928); 1899; Platinum print; 23.4 x 18.3 cm (9 1)

Liverpools Cenotaph - view from Lime Street looking toward St. Georges Hall and shows the panel inscribed: " And the Victory That Day was turned to Mourning unto all the People." A memorial

Suffragette Ina Longbourne W. S. P. U Campaign
Suffragette Ina Longbourne W.S.P.U Campaign. Summer holiday campaign by members of the Womens Social & Political Union, August 1913

Charles Tyson Yerkes
CHARLES TYSON YERKES engineer Date: 1837 - 1905

Richard Tyson
RICHARD TYSON Master of the Ceremonies in the New Rooms at Bath. Date: 1735 - 1820

POLAR EXPEDITIONS, 1873. Map showing the route of the Polaris expedition led by Charles Francis Hall in 1871, and the drift of the ship and his navigator, George Tyson, after Halls death

COOKBOOK, 19th CENTURY. The cover of How to Cook Vegetables by Mrs. S. T. Rorer
COOKBOOK, 19th CENTURY. The cover of How to Cook Vegetables by Mrs. S.T. Rorer, late 19th century, American

GEORGE EMORY TYSON (b. 1829). American explorer. Wood engraving, American, 1873

1757 Edwards British Orangutan
" The satier, savage, wild man, pigmy, orang-autang, chimp-anzee & c. " Copper plate with contemporary hand colouring printed 1757 for " Gleanings of Natural History" London

1809 reprint of Tyson 1698 Chimpanzee
1809 " Black Oran Otan" copper engraving from " Zoological Lectures Delivered at the Royal Institution"

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Tyson: A Name That Echoes Through History From the famous faces of boxing to war memorials and expeditions, the name Tyson has left an indelible mark on various realms. One such figure is none other than Charles Tyson Yerkes, a prominent businessman associated with the Metropolitan District Railway in London Square. However, before his railway ventures, Yerkes made his first deal selling soap - a humble beginning that would pave the way for his future success. Speaking of history, let's not forget about General Patton's headquarters in Nehou Normandy during World War II. It was here that he strategized alongside Sherman tanks, shaping pivotal moments in global conflict. Similarly, Liverpool's Cenotaph stands tall as a testament to those who sacrificed their lives for freedom - its view from Lime Street serving as a poignant reminder of our collective duty to remember. But Tyson isn't just confined to business or warfare; it extends its reach into sports and culture too. The world of boxing boasts numerous famous faces bearing this name - legends like Mike Tyson come to mind when discussing heavyweight champions who have left an everlasting impact on the sport. Delving further into cultural significance brings us to Ina Longbourne, a suffragette associated with W. S. P. U Campaigns. Her dedication and perseverance paved the way for women's rights advancements that we cherish today. Beyond these well-known figures lies another facet of Tyson's legacy - indigenous leaders like Chief Push-E Neke-Qua and 2nd Chief Joe Tyson Fox Tribe. These individuals played crucial roles within their communities while preserving their rich heritage amidst changing times. Lastly but certainly not least are polar expeditions etched in history books forevermore. The Polaris expedition led by brave explorers in 1873 sought new frontiers amidst treacherous icy landscapes – mapping out uncharted territories and pushing boundaries beyond imagination.