The Sherlock Holmes Society of London

To India with Sherlock Holmes

The Taj Mahal

Come and see where Dr Watson landed in Bombay and relive the drama of the maharaja's treasure arriving in Agra, speculate on where Holmes roamed during those lost years.

The Society is planning its most ambitious overseas trip so far - a 14 day trip to India.

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Sherlock Holmes Society of London News

The AGM 2013 - AgendaThe AGM 2013 - Agenda
The Society’s AGM will take place on the 16th May at the National Liberal Club.
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20 08 2012 2012 Pilgrimage to Switzerland - Latest

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Sherlock Holmes Society of London Events

18 06 2013 The Silver Blaze Wessex Cup
23 06 2013 Cricket Match - Vs PG Wodehouse XI
04 10 2013 Hawarden, Flintshire Gladstone’s Library
18 10 2013 Richard Lancelyn Green Lecture
07 11 2013 Film Evening (Date TBC)

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The District Messenger

The District Messenger
The Newsletter of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London

District messenger as Adobe PDF No. 332 :: 04 May 2013

The Journal of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London

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The Sherlock Holmes Journal is published twice a year, usually in July and December.

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Members receive the Sherlock Holmes Journal, which is published twice a year (January and July) and contains a wide range of articles, reviews, criticism and news of the Society's activities. In addition, Full members receive all the notices of Society meetings and other activities, and have the right to attend and participate at these meetings.

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Sherlock Holmes Radio Shows

The Strange Case of Miss Alice Faulkner While rewriting Conan Doyle's script, the American actor William Gillette famously asked, "May I marry Holmes?" The author replied, "You may marry or murder, or do what you like with him!" The resulting play was first staged in 1899 and has lasted for more than a century. Gillette himself recorded an abridged version in 1935, for the Lux Radio Theater. Three years later Orson Welles adapted the play as an hour-long drama for the Mercury Theater on the Air, in which he took the leading role, giving a remarkable impersonation of Gillette.

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