Holmes Collection (page 16)

William Tell Pantomime, 1856
Engraving showing a battle between William Tell, on left played by Albert Smith, and Gessler, played by T. Knox Holmes, in the amateur pantomime at the Lyceum Theatre, London, 1856

Ow Holmes / Wyatt Eaton
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES American writer in December 1878

Ow Holmes / Century 1885
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES American writer as a young man

Ow Holmes / In Study
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES American writer in his study

Holmes / Dancing Men
I suppose you are the detectives from London? said he

Copper Beeches - 1
Holmes and Watson - he lights his pipe from a glowing cinder from the grate

Problem of Thor Bridge
The Problem of Thor Bridge - a Sherlock Holmes story by Arthur Conan Doyle

William Gillette / Vfair
WILLIAM GILLETTE American actor and dramatist, in the role of Sherlock Holmes

Holmes & Silver Blaze
SILVER BLAZE Holmes with the horse, Silver Blaze

William Gillette / Holmes
William Gillette in the role of the famous detective; famous for bringing the character to the stage at the turn of the century

George V Inspects Shells
King George V inspecting the shells at Holmes and Co. munition works, Hull

Holmes / Solitary Cyclist
THE ADVENTURE OF THE SOLITARY CYCLIST " I slowed down my machine."

Holmes / Copper Beeches
THE ADVENTURE OF THE COPPER BEECHES " I am so delighted that you have come." Holmes and Violet shake hands

Holmes / Blue Carbuncle
THE ADVENTURE OF THE BLUE CARBUNCLE The roughs had fled at the appearance of Peterson

Conan Doyle / Lamond Life
CONAN DOYLE writing one of the early Sherlock Holmes stories, circa 1892

Holmes / Veiled Woman / C19
THE ADVENTURE OF THE SPECKLED BAND " Very early one morning, a young woman, dressed in black, came to see us..."

Sherlock Holmes / Angry
THE ADVENTURE OF THE SPECKLED BAND Holmes lashes out at the band trained by the sinister Dr. Grimesby Roylott. Date: First published: 1892

Holmes / Racing Stables
SILVER BLAZE Holmes is not welcomed at the racing stables

The Masked King / Holmes
A SCANDAL IN BOHEMIA The masked King visits Holmes & is immediately recognised

Sherlock Holmes. C20Th
THE ADVENTURE OF THE RED CIRCLE Holmes at the window holding a candle

Holmes / Watson / Train / C19
THE NAVAL TREATY Holmes and Watson travelling in a suburban train

Sherlock Holmes & Guest
A CASE OF IDENTITY Holmes receives a visit from Mary Sutherland

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"Holmes: A Reverie of Deduction and Adventure" Step into the world of Sherlock Holmes, the iconic detective who captivated readers for generations. From his thrilling escapades in London to his fateful encounter at Switzerland's Reichenbach Falls, Holmes remains an enigmatic figure that continues to intrigue. In Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Final Problem, " Holmes finds himself locked in a deadly struggle with his arch-nemesis Moriarty. The intensity of their battle is vividly captured in Sidney Edward Paget's striking illustration, showcasing their fight over the treacherous Reichenbach Falls. This climactic moment forever etched in literary history. Portrayed by talented actors such as Basil Rathbone and Jeremy Brett, it has become an indelible character on both stage and screen. Their portrayals brought this brilliant detective to life, captivating audiences with every deduction made. Beyond solving mysteries, Holmes had diverse interests like cricketing records from 1932 and even a plan for a canal from Sheffield to Tinsley by W. And J. Fairbank dating back to 1815 - showcasing his wide-ranging intellect. Visiting the Sherlock Holmes Exhibition in London allows fans to step into the famed detective's living room, immersing themselves in his world filled with intriguing artifacts and clues waiting to be unraveled. One cannot forget the iconic image smoking pipe - a symbol synonymous with deep contemplation as he pieced together complex puzzles that stumped others. From unraveling intricate cases like "The Hound of Baskervilles" where he spotted a mysterious figure upon the tor or gracing theatre posters promoting adaptations of his adventures – it is clear that Sherlock Holmes' legacy extends far beyond literature alone. Holmes remains an enduring icon whose brilliance continues to inspire countless minds worldwide. His unparalleled deductive skills coupled with unwavering determination make him not just a fictional character but also an emblematic figure of intellect and tenacity.