With cohost Curtis Armstrong

The pompous Lord Robert St. Simon can’t imagine why his bride would disappear at their wedding breakfast. Perhaps the idea of marrying someone as lofty as he drove her mad?  Sherlock has his own deductions.

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Mary Alcaro

Victor Hatherley finds himself in a creepy, remote house in the country chased by an axe-wielding maniac. It's nothing a glass (or two) of brandy and a visit to Sherlock won’t cure. 

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Monica Schmidt

Gothic goings on in Stoke Moran as Holmes tangles with the evil Grimesby Roylott.

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Anastasia Klimchynskaya

Sherlock visits an opium den, smokes an ounce of tobacco and washes the face of a beggar.  

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Mary Alcaro and special guest Ray Betzner

Sherlock Holmes matches pips with the KKK and then needs to pursue them on a midnight ship to Georgia.

Ray Betzner joins us to talk about the history of the Baker Street Irregulars organization.

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Anastasia Klimchynskaya

Sherlock finally dons his deerstalker hat when he and Watson visit Boscombe Valley to solve a murder with a link to Great Britain’s colonial empire. Cooee!

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Mary Alcaro

Holmes and Watson are visited by Miss Mary Sutherland, whose fiancé, Hosmer Angel, has disappeared.  They met at the gasfitters ball and after a whirlwind romance, his carriage arrived empty at the church for the wedding. Sherlock smokes his pipe, then picks up his whip. Seriously, an actual whip.

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Curtis Armstrong

A league for redheads? Paying a man just for his ginger tendency? Holmes roars with laughter, then realizes he is faced with a “three-pipe problem.” After noticing the dirty knees of the pawnbroker’s assistant, Holmes tells Watson to bring his army revolver. In the end, only a daring capture saves Sherlock from ennui.

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Monica Schmidt

Watson, now married, drops in on Holmes at Baker Street. A mysterious masked man visits with a case. And Sherlock must go up against “THE woman.” Of course, Holmes will solve the case.  Or will he? You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in The Strand Magazine here.

With cohost Mary Alcaro

Sherlock gets some four-legged help to follow scent of Jonathan Small (and his “small” companion), then enlists the “Baker Street Irregulars” for help. Watson, pining for Mary Morstan, secretly dreads finding her treasure, as this will make her unattainable for marriage.  By the end, Sherlock will say goodbye to good dog Toby and hello again to his cocaine syringe.

You can find a pdf of the story as it originally appeared in Lippincott’s here:

https://rosenbach.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/SIGN.pdf