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THE SHERLOCK HOLMES MUSEUM - THE OFFICIAL HOME OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

S herlock H olmes and D octor J ohn H. W atson lived at 221b Baker Street between 1881-1904, according to the stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The house is protected by the government due to its "special architectural and historical interest", while the 1st floor study overlooking Baker Street is still faithfully maintained for posterity as it was kept in Victorian Times. Step back in time, and when you visit London, remember to visit The World's Most Famous Address - 221b Baker Street - the Official Home of S herlock H olmes!

The Sherlock Holmes Society - Home

SHSLBakerStweet Our March Meeting is on Thurs this week. Guest Speaker Philip Hoare will be discussing Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's time on a Greenland whaler 23 days ago · reply · retweet · favorite

2 21b Baker Street. Mr. Sherlock Holmes, and his colleague John H. Watson, M.D., spent many years at this address in London, England, under the rent of Mrs.

221B Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes

I'm Sherlock Holmes, the world's only consulting detective. I'm not going to go into detail about how I do what I do because chances are you wouldn't understand. If you've got a problem that you want me to solve, then contact me. Interesting cases only please.

The Science of Deduction

Sherlocking - A fan site dedicated to the BBC series Sherlock.

January 25, 2011 Back in November, we had to take the site down for what we'd hoped would be just a few days in order to fix a hack. It's still not fixed; not because it's complicated, but because real life has intruded and distracted us from this site. There's not a lot of new Sherlock content to report on beyond awards and accolades, and while we enjoyed Sherlock quite a bit, it's not something we're obsessing over.

In this corner: Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes in the BBC's revisionist “Sherlock” series, co-starring Martin Freeman. A second series hits the screen in Britain over the holidays, coming to North America in the new year. Meanwhile, Guy Ritchie's sequel to the big-screen “Sherlock Holmes”, starring Robert Downey, Jr., is out, under the title “A Game of Shadows”. Entertainment media are full of compare-and-contrast articles; the best one I've read is by the brilliant Lyndsay Faye, who also has a review of Game of Shadows . Both articles are on the criminalelement.com blog.