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Letters to 221b Baker Street
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Posted Sep 30, 2008 by gavinorr
I don't know if it is still the case, but 221 Baker Street was once occupied by The Abbey National Building Society and, as they received many letters addressed to the man at "221b", they took the somewhat surprising decision to answer them.

Letters to SH were (are?) replied to by his "secretary" and some were collected into a book which I found very entertaining, called (not surprisingly) "Letters To Sherlock Holmes"

ISBN-10: 0140070354
ISBN-13: 978-0140070354



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Letters to 221b Baker Street
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Posted Sep 30, 2008 by Danny B. [Musicians' Guild (U150368); Science EXplained (A4108330); Curator; Scavenger]
This is mentioned in the Part II of the Entry (A2913734), with the text of one of the letters from Abbey National.

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