Gratton Collection

Staffordshire ST9 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Staffordshire ST9 9

DALTON BROTHERS POSTER. Broadside announcing the death of Bob and Gratton Dalton and the capture of Emmett Dalton at Coffeyville, Kansas, 5 October 1892

CONDON & COMPANY BANK. Photograph of the Condon & Co. Bank in Coffeyville, Kansas after the unsuccessful attept at robbery by the Dalton Brothers on 5 October, 1892

IRELAND: SCENIC VIEWS. Miscellaneous views of Ireland: Statue of Henry Grattan, College Green, Dublin (top left); Trinity College, Dublin (top right); Powerscourt Waterfall

Kirby Hall Gateway
The entrance gateways to Kirby Hall, near Gratton, Northamptonshire, England. The Hall was formerly a residence of the Earl of Winchelsea, built 1570s - 1590s. Date: 16th century

KIRBY HALL
The ruins of Kirby Hall, near Gratton, Northamptonshire, England. The hall was formerly a residence of the Earl of Winchelsea and was built 1570s to 1590s. Date: 16th century

GRATTAN DALTON (1864-1892). American desperado

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"Gratton: A Tale of History, Infamy, and Scenic Beauty" Step into the intriguing world as we uncover its captivating past and breathtaking landscapes. Kirby Hall stands tall as a testament to the grandeur that once graced this historic town. Its majestic gateway beckons visitors to delve into a bygone era. Transporting us back to 1892, the notorious Dalton Gang's presence looms large in Gratton's history. The bodies of William Powers, also known as Tom Evans, and Robert Dalton bear witness to their infamous exploits. A haunting reminder of a time when lawlessness reigned. Venturing beyond the shadows of crime, Staffordshire ST9 9 Map reveals an enchanting tapestry of scenic views in Ireland. From Trinity College Dublin's hallowed halls to Powerscourt Waterfall's cascading beauty in County Wicklow, each image captures Ireland's diverse charm. Amidst these picturesque scenes lies Henry Grattan's statue at College Green—a tribute to his influential role in Irish politics during the late 18th century. Jerpoint Abbey whispers tales from centuries past while Rock of Cashel proudly showcases its medieval heritage. Intriguingly contrasting with these historical narratives is George Alexander Gratton—known as the Spotted Negro Boy—an enigmatic figure who captivated audiences at sideshow exhibitions in the early-19th century. As we return our focus to Kirby Hall, its architectural splendor invites exploration and contemplation. Each stone tells a story; each corner holds secrets waiting to be discovered anew. Gratton encapsulates both darkness and light—the echoes of outlaws' deeds mingling harmoniously with nature's wonders and human resilience throughout history. Join us on this journey through time where mystery intertwines with beauty at every turn within Gratton’s embrace.