US Chess Hall of Fame
From groundbreaking pioneers to celebrated champions, the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame proudly recognizes the remarkable players, visionary coaches, and influential writers who have profoundly shaped American chess history. Dive into the enduring legacy of those who mastered the 64 squares and propelled the game forward.
Each year, the US Chess Federation Recognitions Committee reviews nominations for the Hall of Fame. These selections are then approved by the U.S. Chess Trust and culminate in a grand induction ceremony held at the World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries in Saint Louis, Missouri.
Herman Steiner
inducted 2010
Diane Savereide
inducted 2010
John Fedorowicz
inducted 2009
Larry Christiansen
inducted 2008
Gregory Kaidanov
inducted 2013
Mona May Karff
inducted 2013
Alex (Yermo) Yermolinsky
inducted 2012
Andrew (Andy) Soltis
inducted 2011
Boris Gulko
inducted 2011
Edward Lasker
inducted 2017
Maurice Ashley
inducted 2016
Alexander Shabalov
inducted 2015
