What is the narrator point of view in the collection, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes?

All of these stories are told from the point of view of Watson, Sherlock Holmes's friend. Sometimes the narrative will take the course of Watson recounting to the reader past events or sometimes the narrative will seem to come directly from Watson's present point of view, though he is clearly still recounting the events of the story. Watson's own prejudices and sentiments color his presentation of the cases and Sherlock scolds him sometimes for injecting too much sensationalism into the stories.