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Objects
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Objects in the Playing Sherlock Exhibition
Examples of the items in the Collection which show uses of the Sherlock Holmes image.
The Railway Tour of Canada
Portsmouth
Doyle and his wife travelled Canada on a tour of the newly opened Grand Trunk Pacific Railway in 1914. (June, 2018)
Souvenir of Reichenbauch Falls
Box containing samples from The Reichenbauch Falls
Arthur Conan Doyle's Costume from Arthur and George
The costume worn by Martin Clunes in the TV series Arthur and George. Click on the photo to see more photos.
Hand Made Quill Pen
A hand made quill pen which was the last one ever made by the Victorian designer and socialist William Morris.
Baker Street Post Box Insert
Post box collection times
Connection to Sidney Paget
Sidney Paget was best known for the first drawing or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
(February 2018)Arthur 'Woodie' Woods' costume from TV's Arthur and George
Alfred 'Woodie' Woods costume from the TV series Arthur and George
George Edalji's Costume from the TV series Arthur and George
Costume as worn by Ali Arsher as George Edalji in Arthur and George
Silver Cigarette Box
Gift given by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to G.C. Ashton Jonson in 1928.
You Don't Know Sherlock Holmes Yet
Portsmouth
May 22nd was the birth date of our beloved author, on this date we have held an exhibition named You Don't Know Sherlock Holmes Yet. (May 2018)
Reichenbach Falls Postcard
Postcard of Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty falling into the Reichenbach Falls
Remembering Doyle
Portsmouth
Throughout the month of July, we remember the late Arthur Conan Doyle. (July, 2018)
Papier Mache Dinosaurs
One of two paper mache dinosaurs featured in the exhibition showing Doyle's diverse interests and life - from the Lost World to the Cottingley Fairies.
Statue of a young Jeremy Brett
Made from fibreglass to resemble bronze.
Jean Leckie's Costume from Arthur and George
Jean Leckie's costume as worn by Hattie Morahon in Arthur and George
Completed Quilt of a Copper Beech
Close up of the completed quilt of a copper beech, created by 'Moving Forward'.
If the Lost World was set in Portsmouth collage
A collage featured in the exhibition showing Doyle's diverse interests and life - from the Lost World to the Cottingley Fairies.
The April Fool of Harvey Sluice
Portsmouth
On April, 1882, Arthur Conan Doyle moved to Portsmouth which was the same year that the short story 'Bones:The April Fool of Harvey Sluice' was published. (April 2018)
Tea poster
Tea towel designed by Jackie Goodrum (2016) based on the set of the BBC series, Sherlock
