Our hardy group shares the love of the "grand illusion" and the comraderie that comes from braving the foggy streets of London to climb the 17 stairs at 221B Baker Street and sit by the fire with Holmes and Watson. The pleasures are many and we welcome anyone with the passion for these armchair adventures. Come join us and toast the Master and his supporting cast.Denizen Tales Smithsonian Article: Sherlock Holmes' London
Enjoy the Smithsonian video of Holmes performers below:
The Denizens meet regularly on a biannual basis. The Fall Meeting was held on Saturday, October 24th of 2009
Our Spring Meeting on April 24th of 2010 at Bistro Poplar will be all it can be as the fog rolls in and shrouds that third hansom whose passenger is so familiar to us all. Festivities begin at 6 PM with a cash bar followed by an evening of Sherlockian entertainment.
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Listen to the story of The Man With the Twisted Lip with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce
I Hear Of Sherlock Everywhere....The Scott Monty Podcast
William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes
The BSI Weekend was January 14-16, 2010, with the BSI Dinner on January 15, 2010.
Sherlock Holmes, literature's most popular character, is alive and well on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Sherlockians Joe and Chris Wilke and Mary Ann Bradley and Mike Whelan are organizing a program and dinner for a new Baker Street Irregulars' scion called
1993 "The Denizens of the Bar of Gold"
at the Tidewater Inn on Saturday evening December 11th, 1993. This scion (son of) will be one of over 200 literary societies loosely associated with the Baker Street Irregulars, the parent organization founded by Christopher Morley in New York City in 1934.The Bar of Gold gets its name from the notorious opium den in the Holmes short story, "The Man with the Twisted Lip." In Holmes' own words, he described it
"We (Holmes and Watson) should be rich men if we had 1000 pounds for every poor devil who has been put to death in that den. It is the vilest murder trap in the whole riverside...." .....And so it begins!
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The Poem A Long Evening With Holmes by William P. Schweickert, B.S.I. encompasses the grand illusionVincent Starrett Reads the Poem 221B
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