Methuen Home for Girls

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Methuen Home for Girls is the fictional Kentucky orphanage in "The Queen's Gambit" where chess prodigy Beth Harmon spends her childhood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional orphanage
adaptedBy Allan Scott NERFINISHED
Scott Frank NERFINISHED
ageGroupServedInFiction girls
appearsIn The Queen's Gambit NERFINISHED
The Queen's Gambit (miniseries) NERFINISHED
The Queen's Gambit (novel) NERFINISHED
associatedWithCharacter Beth Harmon NERFINISHED
Mr. Shaibel NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme addiction
coming of age
genius and talent development
institutionalization
orphanhood
characterRole Beth Harmon's childhood home
chessConnection location of basement chessboard
place where Beth Harmon learns chess
countryInFiction United States NERFINISHED
creator Walter Tevis NERFINISHED
fictionalStatus does not exist in real life
firstAppearance The Queen's Gambit (1983 novel) NERFINISHED
firstTelevisionAppearance The Queen's Gambit (2020 miniseries) NERFINISHED
functionInStory orphanage for girls
genreContext drama
sports drama
governedByInFiction female administrators
hasStaffMemberInFiction Mr. Shaibel NERFINISHED
hasStaffRoleInFiction janitor
languageOfWork English
locatedInFictional Kentucky NERFINISHED
medium literature
television
narrativeRole origin of Beth Harmon's chess career
setting of Beth Harmon's early life
notableResident Beth Harmon NERFINISHED
partOfFictionalUniverse The Queen's Gambit universe NERFINISHED
plotSignificance place where Beth is adopted from
site of Beth Harmon's tranquilizer addiction
primaryResident Beth Harmon NERFINISHED
settingType religious orphanage
targetDemographicInFiction orphans
timePeriodDepicted 1950s
1960s

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Beth Harmon raisedIn Methuen Home for Girls