What are all 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' clues?

Answer 1

The Hound of the Baskervilles is a great example of how a murder can be a mystery, as the only apparent answer is an impossible one. In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles, the men in the Baskerville family are rumored to be haunted by an ancestral curse.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' clues? Like, there's this creepy hound roaming around, spooky moors, a cursed family, and some suspicious characters. It's like a Sherlock Holmes mystery on steroids, with more howling and less deerstalker hats. Just read the book, man, it's all in there.

Answer 3

1. The Baskerville family document describing a hound that haunts the Baskerville family
2. The ash near the moor gate where Sir Charles was waiting before he died
3. The huge paw prints near the crime scene
4. Barrymore was the first person that claimed to see Sir Charles dead
5. Sir Henry received a disguised note saying to stay away from the moor
6. The missing new boot, missing old boot, returned new boot
7. Barrymore having a beard like the man in the cab (cab driver said the man's name was 'Sherlock Holmes')
8. An escaped convict is Mrs. Barrymore's brother -- Selden, the Notting Hill murderer
9. Several people receiving a large amount from Sir Charles' will including the Barrymore's and James Desmond, a distant relative who was next in line after Sir Henry
10. The weeping woman
11. Barrymore at a window with a candle, possibly signalling someone
12. The Barrymore's announcing the end of their time at Baskerville Hall
13. Stapleton's past life as a schoolmaster in the North of England
14. The loud sound on the moor that may have been the boom of the bittern
15. The testimony of the moorland farmers' sightings of a large animal on the moor
16. Beryl Stapleton telling Watson to go back to London
17. Stapleton's strange behaviour when Beryl and Sir Henry meet alone
18. The man on the tor
19. The "LL" initials on a note requesting a meeting with Sir Charles at the location and time that he died which Barrymore told Watson in return for not telling the Police about Selden's location
20. Frankland pointing out with his telescope a person hiding on the moor and the lad who regularly visits
21. The many relationships of LL
22. The death of Selden on the moor under suspicious circumstances
23. The purchase of a large dog from Ross and Mangles in London
24. The large value of the Baskerville estate
25. Hugo Baskerville's portrait
26. Sir Henry's missing old boot in the Grimpen mire

Answer 4

The clues in 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' include the mysterious deaths of Sir Charles and Sir Henry in connection with the legend of a demonic hound haunting the Baskerville family, the presence of footprints suggesting foul play, the strange behavior of various characters, and the discovery of a secret passage on the moor. These clues lead Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to unravel the truth behind the haunting and solve the case.