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Many towns are crowned by a chateau or castle. Lucens, between Lausanne and Fribourg, also boasts a Sherlock Holmes connection. There is a museum here (closed, sadly, on our day) that recreates the spirit of the sleuth, see ://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/specials/Two_Sherlock_Holmes_museums_in_Switzerland_Elementary.html?siteSect=22121&sid=781152&cKey=1251704158000&ty=st&rs=yes/..
Arthur Conan Doyle's son set it up in the 1960's, the castle then became private, and only recently has a museum reopened in a little house down the road from it. The memorabilia is again public. Highlights: Doyle the writer, and a recreation of his drawing room at 221B Baker Street, London. It claims to be more authentic than other museums, with items actually belonging to Doyle, and the castle there was a favorite of Doyle's as a child. See also ://www.lake-geneva-region.ch/en/page.cfm/excursionsnature/withfamily/Childrenmuseums/SherlockHolmesMuseum/
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