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“I recognized him at once as Stanley Hopkins, a young police inspector for whose future Holmes had high hopes,” Watson wrote about the original Hopkins. Sherlock Peoria's Hopkins has favored us with many a neo-Sherlockian investigation of his own as he moved through the ranks.
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A Blog From The Outskirts of Sherlockland
If you want the guarded words of the old school, old world Holmes fans, it's not hard to find the classic journals. But if you're looking for thoughts on Holmes that no considered Sherlockian would put before the public . . .
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SHERLOCK, TEXAS DISCOVERED!
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Hobbs Account One - - Hobbs Account Two
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Maniac Collector's Inbox
By
Don Hobbs
Traveller in Sherlockiana
Nobody, but nobody, travels America in search of Sherlock Holmes or reaches out to the world in search of Sherlockian translations as much as Don Hobbs. His on-line diaries have been a vital part of Sherlock Peoria from day one.Read past
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The Sign of the Four
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History Skewed in a Way Purely Watson
Summer, 1927 - Doyle Caught On Film!
October 13, 1877 - Mrs. Watson Missing!
June 23, 1877 - Watson Gets Married
July 4, 1876 - Watson, Hero!
March 7, 1873 - Watson Exiled!
February 14 , 1868 - Watson Experiences Woman
April 16 , 1861 - Watson Brothers At School
January 9, 1856 - Watsons Arrive in Australia
November 6 , 1855 - Death of a Watson
October 8 , 1855 - Australia Bound
April 1, 1852 - The Birth of a Watson
July 14, 1838 - The Original H&W
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