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Tag Archives: sherlock holmes
Left to the WOLVES.
Snow lay thick, too, upon the roof of Willoughby Chase, the great house that stood on an open eminence in the heart of the wold. But for all that, the Chase looked an inviting home – a warm and … Continue reading
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Tagged adam taylor-smith waverly council, andrew brown fossway developer, conan doyle development, conan doyle house, down house darwin, english heritage, historic preservation, hound of the baskervilles, jeremy hunt, joan aiken, john gibson, john gibson sherlock holmes, michael wilson architect, save undershaw, sherlock holmes, sir arthur conan doyle, surrey, undershaw, undershaw conan doyle, undershaw in hindead, victorian society, wolves of willoughby chase
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The Faux House of a Fake Detective
The quintessential “faux literary home” is that of fictional super sleuth, Sherlock Holmes: The Sherlock Holmes Museum of Baker Street. Here at 221b Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson – but not Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – “lived” from … Continue reading
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Tagged 221b baker street, authors homes, london, sherlock holmes, sherlock holmes museum
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