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''221 B.'' is an article published in [[The Bystander]] on 24 april 1934.


== 221 B. ==
[[File:the-bystander-1934-04-24-p148-221-b.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Bystander]] (24 april 1934, p. 148)]]

We hear that a Society has been founded to commemorate, in a couple of dinners annually, the fame of the immortal [[Sherlock Holmes|Sherlock]]. The members will 
discuss at these dinners such abstruse points as the second name of [[John H. Watson]], M.D.; whether [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] was at Oxford or Cambridge (there is a strong school which favours Edinburgh University); did Moriarty actually exist?; where is the Saxe-Coburg Square from which the [[REDH|Red-Headed League]] collected its only member? And so on. [https://www.sherlock-holmes.org.uk The Sherlock Holmes Society], appropriately, is to hold its meetings in Baker Street. 




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