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Sherlock Holmes

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Entrance to the Sherlock Holmes Museum
The Sherlock Holmes Museum, conveniently located at 221B Baker St.
A fake National Trust plaque stating Sherlock Holmes lived here
The cluttered desk of a busy (fictional) mind
The bedroom of Sherlock Holmes - no evidence of drug use
One of the very realistic dioramas on the top floor
Doctor Watson and I share a laugh and a delusion
 
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  • #1 by Bob Agnone on November 23, 2009 - 3:28 pm

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    Thanks for this view into the world of the most famous consulting detective. I’ve visited the museum and thoroughly enjoyed it as well as the gift shop and fish and chips at nearby Sherlock Holmes Pub.

  • #2 by val on November 23, 2009 - 9:31 pm

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    I’ve heard from others that on some days Sherlock Holmes is in residence – was he on your visit? I think the fish and chips for me would have been a bit much – not sure I want to see the cook in a two-way hat and pipe…

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