October 16, 1900: Barrymore reported to Sir Henry that Sir Charles Baskerville had received a letter from L.L. [HOUN]
On October 15th…
October 15, 1900: Watson wrote his second report to Holmes. [HOUN]
On October 14th…
October 14, 1900: Selden was chased across the moor by Watson and Sir Henry. [HOUN]
October 14, 1900: Watson and Sir Henry saw Holmes’s outline against the moor. [HOUN]
October 14, 1900: Sir Henry learned that Selden was Mrs Barrymore’s brother. [HOUN]
On October 13th…
October 13, 1900: At 2 a.m., Watson watched Barrymore signal to Selden. [HOUN]
October 13, 1900: Watson watched the meeting on the moor of Sir Henry and Beryl Stapleton. [HOUN]
October 13, 1900: Watson wrote his first report to Holmes. [HOUN]
On October 11th…
October 11, 1900: Dr Mortimer had lunch with Watson and Sir Henry. [HOUN]
On October 10th…
October 10, 1855: Relief of Agra by Col. Greathed. [SIGN]
October 10, 1889: Holmes confronted James Windibank AKA Hosmer Angel. [IDEN]
On October 9th…
October 9, 1889: Mary Sutherland consulted Holmes about the missing Hosmer Angel. [IDEN]
On October 8th…
October 8, 1855: The Gloria Scott sailed from Falmouth. [GLOR]
On October 5th…
October 5, 1889: Mary Sutherland advertised for the missing Hosmer Angel. [IDEN]
October 5, 1901: Holmes used Watson’s revolver to solve the problem of Thor Bridge. [THOR]
On October 4th…
October 4, 1889: Hosmer Angel disappeared on his scheduled wedding day. [IDEN]
October 4, 1901: Neil Gibson visited 221B Baker Street. [THOR]
On October 3rd…
October 3, 1901: Neil Gibson wrote Holmes a letter. [THOR]
On October 2nd…
October 2, 1879: Holmes discovered the body of Brunton and identified the crown of Charles I. [MUSG]
October 2, 1900: Stapleton showed Watson and Sir Henry the site of the legend. [HOUN]
On October 1st…
October 1, 1879: Rachel Howell disappeared. [MUSG]
October 1, 1900: Stapleton visited Baskerville Hall. [HOUN]
On September 30th…
September 30, 1889: Mary Sutherland wrote her stepfather about her impending marriage. [IDEN]
September 30, 1900: Watson walked to Grimpen and met both of the Stapletons. [HOUN]
On September 29th…
September 29, 1900: Watson and Sir Henry Baskerville left from Paddington Station. [HOUN]
On September 28th…
September 28, 1879: Brunton did not appear at breakfast. [MUSG]
September 28, 1889: Hosmer Angel proposed that he and Mary Sutherland should marry within the next week. [IDEN]
On September 27th…
September 27, 1879: Brunton found the treasure box. [MUSG]
September 27, 1889: James Windibank left for his second trip to France. [IDEN]
On September 26th…
September 26, 1879: At 2:00 am, Reginald Musgrave found Brunton reading the family ritual. [MUSG]
This is one of my favorite cases. I love the family ritual. It appeals to me, “the man who is half a boy”.
September 26, 1900: An anonymous warning letter to Sir Henry Baskerville arrived at the Northumberland Hotel. [HOUN]
September 26, 1902: The Morning Post announced the de Merville-Gruner marriage would not take place. [ILLU]
On September 25th…
September 25, 1900: Dr Mortimer called at 221B. [HOUN]
September 25, 1900: Sir Henry Baskerville arrived at Houston Station. [HOUN]
On September 24th…
September 24, 1889: John Openshaw was drowned in the Thames. [FIVE]