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Submitted by Andy Ansel |
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The Lazy Man’s Guide to Chess Research |
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| Submitted by John S. Hilbert |
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The 1897 Franklin - Manhattan Chess Club Telegraphic Team Match |
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Chess Life as a Historical Vehicle... |
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More Recovered Chess Games: Steinitz, Pillsbury, Lasker and Capablanca |
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Norman Tweed Whitaker and the Search for Historical Perspective |
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The N.Y.S.C.A.’s Mid-Summer Meeting at Saratoga Springs 1899 |
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One Man’s Mind by Quentin Reynolds |
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A Player in Search of a Biographer: George Henry Mackenzie |
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Capablanca in Cleveland |
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Napier: The Search Continues |
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The Queen City: George Thornton and Early Buffalo Chess |
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To Checkmate the Kaiser |
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| Submitted by John S. Hilbert & Nick Pope |
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A New Morphy Game? |
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| Submitted by Tomasz Lissowski |
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Alekhine’s Simultaneous Exhibition: Sofia, Bulgaria April 1936 |
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Keres Plays With the Wehrmacht |
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A Trap for the Historian |
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Alexey, Brother of Alekhine |
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Letter from the Lodz Ghetto: A Tribute to Dawid Daniuszewski |
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Unknown Games of Mikhail Tal |
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Adolf Albin: The Teacher of Nimzovich? |
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| Submitted by David McAlister |
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O’Hanlon’s First Two Irish Titles |
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History of the Early Irish Championships |
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| Submitted by John Paul Phillips |
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The McConnell Family Notebooks, Part I |
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| Submitted by Nick Pope |
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1834 La Bourdonnais-Macdonnell Matches |
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1843 Staunton-Saint Amant, European Championship Match? |
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1850 Stanley-Turner Thematic Match, Washington DC |
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1861 Anderssen-Kolisch, London Match |
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1866 Mackenzie-Reichhelm, US Championship Match |
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1866 Anderssen-Steinitz, European Championship Match? |
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1867 Mackenzie-Reichhelm, US Championship Match |
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1876 Blackburne-Steinitz, London Match |
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1880 Rosenthal-Zukertort, London Match |
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1881 Blackburne-Zukertort, London Match |
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1882 Martinez-Steinitz, World Championship Match? |
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1886 Steinitz-Zukertort, World Championship Match |
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1890 Gunsberg-Steinitz, World Championship Match |
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1894 Lasker-Steinitz, World Championship Match |
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1902 Paris, 1st Masters Tournament, Café de la Régence |
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| Submitted by Chris Ravilious & Brian Denman |
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The Chess Detectives: The Sculptor’s Daughter |
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| Submitted by Allan Savage |
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Caissa’s Legacy: The Great Chess Libraries |
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Selected U. S. Chess Libraries |
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| Submitted by Anders Thulin |
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Reference Literature for Chess History |
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| Submitted by Joost van Winsen |
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The Captain, The Third Time |
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Mackenzie Is More Than Brooklyn Can Take |
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A Mammoth And A Monster Too |
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December Evenings At Maltby House |
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The Winner Had a Toothache |
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Blackburne Blindfolded at the City Club |
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Blackburne Blindfolded at the City Club (2) |
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A Forgotten Tournament at Simpson's |
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The City Club's First Class Had a Busy 1881 |
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Americans Are Evening Players |
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They Came from Manchester and New York |
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Early New York Chess Club Champions |
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The Ladies Made an International Move |
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Blackburne Blindfolded at the City Club (3) |
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Those 256 Men Played A "Stormy" Game |
