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Related: About this forumSeries similar to The Hardy Boys? (Answered)
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As a kid in the 1950s I read a series of books similar to 'The Hardy Boys';
another boy detective stories.
Can someone please remind me of who they were?
Thanks
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Series similar to The Hardy Boys? (Answered) (Original Post)
left-of-center2012
Sep 2018
OP
I remember (I believe) the Jupiter Jones series, as presented by Alfred Hitchcock.
Midnight Writer
Sep 2018
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lapfog_1
(30,437 posts)1. There was another teenage brother "detective" series
but I can't remember the name.
There was also Nancy Drew and Judy Bolton and the Alfred Hicthcock and the boys mysteries.
And Ted Scott Flying Stories.
Midnight Writer
(23,387 posts)4. I remember (I believe) the Jupiter Jones series, as presented by Alfred Hitchcock.
lapfog_1
(30,437 posts)5. yes, that was it... I couldn't remember the name
Midnight Writer
(23,387 posts)6. I loved those books.
krispos42
(49,445 posts)8. The Three Investigators, I'm pretty sure. eom.
Midnight Writer
(23,387 posts)9. There you go. It's been a long time.
htuttle
(23,738 posts)2. Encyclopedia Brown?
That didn't come out until 1963, though.
There's also Nancy Drew, but that was a 'girl' detective series.
LisaM
(28,933 posts)3. All I can think of is "Encyclopedia Brown" but I think that was later.
I think those were more in the 1960s.
Lithos
(26,493 posts)7. Three Investigators?
I think they are that era...
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)10. And the answer is ...