221 B. (article 24 april 1934)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
221 B. is an article published in The Bystander on 24 april 1934.
221 B.
We hear that a Society has been founded to commemorate, in a couple of dinners annually, the fame of the immortal Sherlock. The members will discuss at these dinners such abstruse points as the second name of John H. Watson, M.D.; whether 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 Red-Headed League collected its only member? And so on. The Sherlock Holmes Society, appropriately, is to hold its meetings in Baker Street.
