Global Moves: Americans in Chess Olympiads

Global Moves: Americans in Chess Olympiads is an exhibition highlighting nearly 90 years of the American team at Chess Olympiads. In 2016, for the first time in 40 years, the American national team edged out 180 countries from around the world to win gold at the Chess Olympiad in Baku, Azerbaijan, solidifying America’s status as a powerhouse in the chess world. This multimedia

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Global Moves: Americans in Chess Olympiads

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Enjoy these postcards from our Global Moves: Americans in Chess Olympiads exhibition, featuring American chess Grandmasters both past and present.

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Global Moves: Americans in Chess Olympiads