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Arthur Conan Doyle Collection curator, Cameron Hollyer
Arthur Conan Doyle Collection curator, Cameron Hollyer
1987
Arthur Conan Doyle Collection opening exhibition, January 10th, 1971
Arthur Conan Doyle Collection opening exhibition, January 10th, 1971
January 10th, 1971
Arthur Conan Doyle Collection opening exhibition, January 10th, 1971
Arthur Conan Doyle Collection opening exhibition, January 10th, 1971
January 10th, 1971
Cameron Hollyer, Curator of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection
Cameron Hollyer, Curator of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection
1982-1986
The Collection is divided into three sections: The Sherlock Holmes stories in various editions, languages, etc., other works written by Conan Doyle and writings about Sherlock Holmes by other authors
The Collection is divided into three sections: The Sherlock Holmes stories in various editions, languages, etc., other works written by Conan Doyle and writings about Sherlock Holmes by other authors
1977
Black and white photo of individuals in a crowd. Man dressed as Sherlock Holmes posing for the …
Curator Cameron Hollyer at Arthur Conan Doyle Collection opening exhibition, January 10th 1971
January 10th, 1971
Curator Cameron Hollyer with display outside Arthur Conan Doyle Collection Room, Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library
Curator Cameron Hollyer with display outside Arthur Conan Doyle Collection Room, Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library
1977-1992
Elementary, my dear watson: It should be no surprise that so many translations of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes are available, considering the fictional sleuth's world wide popularity, says Cameron Hollyer, curator of Arthur Conan Doyle Room
Elementary, my dear watson: It should be no surprise that so many translations of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes are available, considering the fictional sleuth's world wide popularity, says Cameron Hollyer, curator of Arthur Conan Doyle Room
8/25/1989
Judge S. Tupper Bigelow, Mary McMahon, head of the Literature section and Cameron Hollyer, curator of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection at Judge S. Tupper Bigelow's apartment
Judge S. Tupper Bigelow, Mary McMahon, head of the Literature section and Cameron Hollyer, curator of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection at Judge S. Tupper Bigelow's apartment
approximately 1970
Official Opening of Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, Raymond Moriyama (architect) and Cameron Hollyer (curator) in the Arthur Conan Doyle Room
Official Opening of Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, Raymond Moriyama (architect) and Cameron Hollyer (curator) in the Arthur Conan Doyle Room
2 November 1977
A bearded man in a deerstalker hat with a pipe holds a violin in front of books and collectable…
Sssssh! One of the best bibliophilic secrets in town is this Sherlock Holmes room at Metro Reference Library, dark panelled and stocked with what's called the best public collection of Arthur Conan Doyle works in the world
11/2/1979
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