The London of Sherlock Holmes

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An interesting look at how Holmes' London has changed through the last 100 or so years.
221B Baker Street was the fictional home of Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle's 'consulting detective'. He penned 56 short stories and four novels featuring the detective and his faithful assistant, Dr Watson, mostly set in and around London.

From 1887 until 1927, each new story captivated readers. Within the stories, over 250 London landmarks and streets are mentioned and John Christopher has brought together archive and more recent images of the most famous of Holmes's London haunts.

Discovering the London of Sherlock Holmes gives the reader an insight into the London of the master detective, with guides to the locations which feature in the stories.

From Scotland Yard to Paddington Station, from Victoria to the Embankment, from the Houses of Parliament to Holmes' own residence in 221B Baker Street, John Christopher brings Holmes into the modern day and makes it easy for the fan to guide themselves around the venues from the stories.
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Weight 0.308000
Author John Christopher
Availability POD
Department Historical Books & Maps
Format Paperback
ISBN 9781445603544
Pages 96
Published 15/07/2012
Publisher Amberley Publishing
Section Historical Guides
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