How to Enter the Sherlock Holmes Societies of Baltimore Website
Updated
Sherlockbaltimore.com is a landing page for the Sherlockians of Baltimore and the Six Napoleons of Baltimore. To get past the landing page and into the actual site content, you need to click one of the logos on the page — the homepage itself only shows the prompt "CLICK ON THE LOGOS TO ENTER SITE" along with the site name and a one-line description.
What the landing page shows
The page presents three lines of content:
- SHERLOCKBALTIMORE.COM — the site name
- CLICK ON THE LOGOS TO ENTER SITE — the instruction for visitors
- Home for the Sherlockians of Baltimore and the Six Napoleons of Baltimore — a short description of who the site serves
There is no navigation menu, article list, or other content on this entry screen. The logos are the only way forward.
Steps to enter
- Open
sherlockbaltimore.comin your browser. - Look for the logo images on the page. The page text confirms they are clickable entry points.
- Click the logo that matches the group or area you want. The page indicates the logos lead to different destinations rather than all going to the same place.
- You will land on the corresponding site section, where you can browse information about the Baltimore Sherlock Holmes community.
Common snags
- Nothing happens when you click. Make sure you are clicking the logo image itself, not the surrounding text. The instruction specifically says to click the logos.
- You expected a normal homepage. This domain works as a gateway rather than a full site, so a blank-looking page with only a few lines is the expected state.
- You are not sure which logo to pick. The page does not label the logos in text, so if you are looking for a specific group — the Sherlockians of Baltimore or the Six Napoleons of Baltimore — try the logo whose name or artwork matches that group.
What you will find after entering
Once inside, the site is the home for Baltimore-area Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts and the Six Napoleons of Baltimore, a local scion society. Expect society information rather than general Sherlock Holmes content.