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WelcomeHolmes
| Mailing List | |
|---|---|
| Name: | WelcomeHolmes |
| Date(s): | Feb 1999 - 2019 |
| Moderated: | No |
| Moderators/List Maintainers: | |
| Founder(s): | |
| Type: | Discussion |
| Fandom: | Sherlock Holmes |
| Scope: | Reading of Holmes' stories and discussing them |
| URL: | https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/WelcomeHolmes/info; 2010 archive link; 2020 archive link |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
WelcomeHolmes was a mailing list in Sherlock Holmes fandom for discussing the Holmes' stories.
Discussion:
Here at WelcomeHolmes we honor Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author and "teller of tales". We follow the adventures of Sherlock Holmes, the "world's first consulting detective."We are now (August 2010) discussing The Five Orange Pips (FIVE), discussion leader is Ron Kritter.
Read the story ONLINE This link AUDIO is a downloadable MP3 of the story. Many of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's writings are here in very readable form : ReadEasily.com
Three web sites are associated with WelcomeHolmes!: FACEBOOK LINKNashville Scholars The parent scion, established in Nashville, TN in 1979.
WelcomeHolmes.com. Here you'll find just how creative the WelcomeHolmes members really are!
Past Discussion Leaders: Ron Kritter, Melinda Caric
Claudia Ruelke, Web Designer
Jim Hawkins, Founder (FEB/1999)
The group had 651 members in 2010, but had gone down to 321 members by 2019. The list goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.