World Chess Hall of Fame

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The World Chess Hall of Fame is a museum and cultural institution dedicated to celebrating the history, art, and notable figures of chess.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chess museum
cultural institution
hall of fame
country United States of America
dedicatedTo art of chess
chess culture
history of chess
notable chess players
exhibits World Chess Championship artifacts
chess memorabilia
chess trophies
chess-related art
historic chess sets
focusesOn American chess history
international chess history
hasCollection chess books
chess periodicals
chess photographs
chess-themed sculptures
historic tournament posters
hasExhibitionType permanent exhibitions
temporary exhibitions
hasFeature outdoor chess-related installations
three-story building
hasNotableArtwork world’s largest chess piece
hasPart World Chess Hall of Fame (contributors) NERFINISHED
World Chess Hall of Fame (players) NERFINISHED
hasWebsite https://worldchesshof.org
hosts art exhibitions
chess-related lectures
community events
educational programs
inception 1984
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Central West End, St. Louis NERFINISHED
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
surface form: St. Louis, Missouri
nearby Saint Louis Chess Club NERFINISHED
notableInducteesInclude Anatoly Karpov NERFINISHED
Bobby Fischer NERFINISHED
Garry Kasparov NERFINISHED
José Raúl Capablanca NERFINISHED
operator World Chess Hall of Fame, Inc. NERFINISHED
originalLocation New Windsor, New York NERFINISHED
recognizedBy Guinness World Records NERFINISHED
relocatedTo St. Louis, Missouri NERFINISHED
Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
relocationDateToStLouis 2011
relocationDateToWashingtonDC 1992
sponsor Saint Louis Chess Club NERFINISHED

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Central West End, St. Louis hasLandmark World Chess Hall of Fame