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Baker Street Journal
The scholarly publication of the Baker Street Irregulars. Available by subscription only.
Basil Rathbone
This web page honors one of Hollywood's greatest screen and stage actors: Basil Rathbone. Rathbone was perhaps best known for his portrayal of Sherlock Holmes in the 1930s and 1940s, but he gave outstanding performances in many, many other films as well. Rathbone also appeared in many plays, and his voice could be heard in numerous radio broadcasts and recordings.
Best Stories
What do fans of Sherlock Holmes regard as his best stories? Here are the results of various polls which have been taken, and which rank the stories in order.
Canon Word Search
Search the writings of Arthur Conan Doyle, for the word you're looking for. It will be highlighted in red (or at least a color other than black) in the text.
Canon, An Introduction to Each of the 60 Stories
Choose a story and the introduction to it prepared by the notable Sherlockian of your choice.
Case Chronology
When did each of the 60 cases recorded by Dr. John Watson (and sometimes by Sherlock himself) take place? Ah, now you've gone and done it!! Sherlockians differ on case dating, using clues found in the Canon and their own resources, but you might appreciate this resource.
CBS Radio Mystery Theater
The CBS Radio Mystery Theater aired from 1974 to 1982 and, during that time, presented adaptations of Sherlock Holmes stories. Here's a link to the broadcast history of 14 in the series, plus many other radio adaptations. (Scroll down the page to the CBS Radio Mystery Theater section.)
Find other Sherlockians anywhere
This Web site provides an extensive list of other Sherlock Holmes socities around the world, with contact information.
Granada Television Episode Guide
This is the multi-episode series which starred the late Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes.
Granada Television's Sherlock Holmes filming locations
Discover where episodes in the Jeremy Brett series later broadcast in America on PBS were filmed. This information is organized in three ways; check it all out, particularly if you are headed to England.
Nashville Scholars of the Three Pipe Problem
Sherlockians should find this interesting Web site of our Nashville, Tenn., counterpart useful and enjoyable.
Newberry Library, Chicago
This downtown Chicago library is hosting a major American exhibit celebrating Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, starting April 9 and ending July 12, 2003. To read our account with more details, click here.
Our Supplemental Interactive Web Site
This is another Web Site with extensive Web links ("bookmarks") to other Sherlock Holmes Web resources and files you can download.
Ponderings
Articles and scholarly notes regarding Sherlock Holmes. Some very interesting material here that will be sure to entertain and enlighten you. Enjoy.
Sherlock Holmes American Online Exhibition
A major American exhibition on Sherlock Holmes at Indiana University in 2001 now is available online. The "Bloomington by Gaslight" exhibit displays many of the Sherlock Holmes items featured in that event at the world-famous Lilly Library. It included the only surviving letter from Holmes to Watson in a fragment of the manuscript of "Final Problem," original manuscripts by Arthur Conan Doyle, and many other items. For more details, see our exhibit article .
Sherlock Holmes International
An extensive list of links worldwide to all things Sherlockian.
Sherlock Holmes on Radio
This site has information about over 600 radio adaptations of the Holmes stories, and how you can get your own copies.
Sherlockian Events Calendar
Here's a listing of many events being held by Sherlockians around the U.S. in the coming months. Contact information is provided for those wanting more details.
Sherlockian Resources on the Internet
An excellent starting point for your research into Sherlock Holmes. Extensive citations and links.
Sherlockian.Net
Perhaps the first place to begin your Web-based research into all matters Sherlock Holmes.
Sound of the Baskervilles
Our counterpart society serving the Puget Sound area in Washington State. They have an active Web site that Sherlockians will want to check out.
The Basic Holmesian Library -- the "Shaw 100"
John Bennett Shaw of the Baker Street Irregulars in 1983 first released his basic 100 publications for serious Sherlockians to have in their personal collections. The list was updated in 1988. Here's that list.
The Hansoms of John Clayton
Our counterpart society in Peoria, Ill., with many resources for the serious Sherlockian. Well worth a visit.
The Strand magazine
The Strand magazine published the first Sherlock Holmes short story, "A Scandal in Bohemia," in 1891, was very successful for a time, but later ceased publication. It's been revived. Here's its Web site, with a lot of features that will be of interest to Sherlockians -- including the history of the magazine.
The World of Sherlock Holmes
Major news events by year from 1879-1888, along with Sherlock Holmes' cases from the same years.
Victorian London
A guide to many aspects of life in the London of Queen Victoria's time -- and that of Sherlock Holmes.
Yahoo e-group links
Here are additional links posted only at our Yahoo e-group site. You may wish to explore them at your leisure.
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