Презентация" Музей Шерлока Холмса" 9 класс.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum

The famous eagle profile

The famous eagle profile with a permanent pipe in its teeth greets those arriving at the Baker Street station in the form of an ornament decorating its walls. And already on the street, opposite the station entrance, stands a bronze Holmes, dressed in a lion-like cloak and a checkered hat with two visors (which, by the way, is not mentioned in Doyle's texts at all).

The existence of a real prototype

It is curious that, according to one of the 2011 polls, one in five Britons is convinced of the existence of a real prototype of the character in the books of Conan Doyle.

London house-museum

Sherlock Holmes’s Study

Along Baker Street

 Those who come to Albion today to personally visit the places associated with the life and work of the famous detective and to discover the England of Sherlock Holmes are waiting for a well-tuned machine for earning money from gullible tourists who roll along Baker Street. Of course, it is unforgivable not to visit the London house-museum, but to limit yourself to this essentially tourist attraction means not to be a true Sherlockian.

Sherlokomania

Sherlokomania is experiencing a rebirth. To a large extent, modern adaptations of the adventures of Holmes and Watson contributed to the new surge of interest.

The Most Popular Character

Sherlock Holmes is the most popular literary character of the 20th century, as steadily associated with good old England as porridge or London fog that densely enveloped city streets in the past.

Sherlock Holmes was "born" in 1887

Sherlock Holmes was "born" in 1887, and in the 1950s and 60s sherlokomania flourished - in the troubled years of the collapse of the British Empire, ordinary Englishmen remembered a private detective who always emerged victorious and his faithful friend.

Sherlock Holmes Pub

Sherlock Holmes Pub This building became a pub only in 1957, and until that time there was the Northumberland Arms Hotel - the one where Sir Henry Baskerville stayed at one time and where Stapleton stole his shoe so that his terrible dog could sniff it. Today the pub houses another reconstruction of the living room of the virtuoso of the deductive method, here you can treat yourself to soup "from Mrs. Hudson" and take a photo next to the wax Holmes. Address: 10-11 Northumberland Street, Westminster, Charing Cross Metro Station

Cornwall

Here, on the Lizard Peninsula, on the ocean shore, Holmes and Watson, who had come to rest and improve their health, were involved in events called the "Cornwall horror" by the press. The cottage where Holmes and Watson lived in Poldu Bay has not survived, and in the house of the Trigennis family, whose tragedy is described in the story "The Devil's Foot", today a family of ordinary farmers lives