Watson's Tin Box of Ellicott City, Maryland
"Somewhere in the vaults of the bank at Cox and Co.,
at Charing Cross, there is a travel-worn
and battered tin dispatch-box, with my name,
John H. Watson, M.D.,Late Indian Army,
painted upon the lid."
The Problem of Thor Bridge
at Charing Cross, there is a travel-worn
and battered tin dispatch-box, with my name,
John H. Watson, M.D.,Late Indian Army,
painted upon the lid."
The Problem of Thor Bridge
Welcome to Watson's Tin Box--"A singular set of people..."
Watson’s Tin Box is dedicated to reading and discussing the stories of Sherlock Holmes. Ours is a congenial group which invites and encourages members of all levels of knowledge and understanding of the stories, from the seasoned Sherlockian to the beginner, whom we all envy as they are discovering Holmes for the first time. The goal is to enjoy the stories and each other’s company!
Omnibus rebus impossibilibus remotis, quidquid relictum sit,
quamvis, debet esse veritas.
quamvis, debet esse veritas.
Tin Box Events
- MEETING DATE: Monday, November 25, 2013, 7 pm. “The Stockbroker’s Clerk” (STOC)
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! Go to News Vendor for meeting details.
- TENTATIVE FUTURE MEETING DATES & STORIES:
January 25, 2014: The Mycroft (Details Forthcoming)
February 24, 2014: The Cardboard Box
March 31, 2014: The Adventure of the Engineer’s Thumb
- The Wrong Passage--Newest of the BSI Manuscript Series, on "The Golden Pince-Nez." Find out more about this new book in the series, edited by Watson's Tin Box member, Andy Solberg, and with contributions from other Tin Box members: William Hyder, John Baesch, Denny Dobry, Jacquelynn Morris, and photographs of Paul Churchill's Evidence Box for GOLD by Beth Austin. Click here.
For the complete collection of Sherlock Holmes stories online--click here for Camden House
