Presentation from Roger Johnson about The Sherlock Holmes Society of London

1. The
SHERLOCK
HOLMES
Society of London

2. WHERE IT ALL BEGAN

4. Naming the Metropolitan Railway locomotive

5. “Here is the news.
The Sherlock Holmes Society of London is in Switzerland.
Here is the rest of the news…”

6. The Head of the
Diplomatic Service
stages a fight with
an eminent Q.C.

7. Professor Moriarty
Count Negretto Sylvius
Breckinridge the
poulterer

8. The Dancing Men
at Walcott House (Ridling Thorpe
Manor), Norfolk
“AT ELRIGES. COME ELSIE”
“NEVER”

9. 221B BAKER STREET, GRANADA STUDIOS

10. Inside 221B with
Freddie Jones, Edward Hardwicke, Jeremy Brett & Rosalie Williams

11. In Lausanne - Holmes & Watson meet officers of the Metropolitan Police

12. The newly unveiled statue at Meiringen

13. The newly opened Sherlock Holmes Museum in Meiringen

14. “The Three Students” performed at Pembroke College, Oxford

15. “John H. Watson,
This Is Your Life!”

16. At the Sherlock Holmes Hotel, Baker Street –
the launch of “The Lion’s Mane” manuscript facsimile,
introduced by Colin Dexter

17. Croquet on the lawn at West Dean, Sussex

18. Unveiling the statue of Sherlock Holmes at Baker Street Station

19. Dr Watson presents Sherlock Holmes with Honorary Fellowship of
the Royal Society of Chemistry

20. At the Berkshire Regiment’s
Maiwand Memorial, Reading

21. At the gr ave of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

22. The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh,
Dr Joseph Bell’s chair

23. Annua l Dinner 2001 – Barry Cryer

24. Annual Dinner 2005 –
“Oscar Wilde and son”

25. Annual Dinner 2006 – Mark Gatiss

26. Annual Dinner 2012 –
Mark Gatiss, Nicholas Briggs, Richard Dinnick & Steven Moffat

27. Gyles Brandreth unveils the
plaque at the Langham Hotel

28. “The Field Bizarre” –
the Gentlemen of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London

29. At West Wycombe –
The Gold Bats bowl
to the Field Bizarre

30. At the Launch Party for the Sherlock Holmes exhibition
at the Museum of London

31. At the Launch Party for the Sherlock Holmes exhibition
at the Museum of London

32. Eccentric? What d’you mean, eccentric…?