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Sites dedicated to the art of detection and the immortal stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle about the adventures of Sherlock Holmes, John H. Watson, Professor Moriarty, and other memorable characters. Websites that are by and for fans are preferred to purely commercial sites, though some will be permitted at the discretion of the Ringmaster.

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Sherlockian Guide

Sherlockian Guide is a Small Tribute To The Master Detectve with links To Major Shelock sites a Vote and More.We are Webtv Friendly.

my Sherlock Holmes tin box

Has links to the fun and unusual Holmes sites, and has "Top Ten reasons why Watson loved being with Holmes".

Home of the Insidious Ring of Moriarty

The official home of this ring, maintained by the Ringmaster. Come here with any questions and learn general info about the Moriarty webring.

Foxhound's Sherlockian Page

This site is devoted to 'virtual publication' of essays, pastiches, and miscellaneous other items relating to Sherlock Holmes, the world's first consulting detective.

Internationally Brettish

Mr Jeremy Brett (1933-1995) was a versatile British actor with a distinguished 40-year career legacy, yet is best known for his Sherlock Holmes. This is a discussion club that is not limited to his Sherlock Holmes, but to ALL things Jeremy Brett. Upward and onward

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