Very simple, free chess program written in ANS Forth, by Jeff Fox of UltraTechnology.

The history of the chess Olympiads. Including articles, results, statistics, player profiles, a FAQ and a newsletter.

Offers automation and process control services. Information about products and services.

Mostly-daily musings on philosophy, culture, technology, the emergence of life from matter, chocolate, Nomic, and all that sort of thing.

Offers unique toys and games. Features board, electronic, and chess games as well as 3D puzzles, Barbie, backgammon, and robotix.

Athenaeum is a chess club in London. Rules and format for the tournament, entry form and last year's results are given. Located in London.

Oldest chess club in Malaysia. With club's activities,logs and contact for membership.

Tim Mann's GNU page. A very useful resource for GNU Chess. It includes an extensive FAQ.

Promoting chess in schools.

Offers both stock and custom made knives and swords. Also offers hand painted chess sets.

Tournament and event information, officers listing, recent tournament results, and downloadable club games.

Information about chess games, state tournaments, and an event calendar.

Club information and directions, events calendar, tournament information, and other details about the club.

A thorough collection of Java, Windows, Macintosh and UNIX clients which will work correctly with the ICC chess server.

Free site with for-pay premium services. Requires client which can be downloaded (Windows only) or play with Java client in browser. (Does not appear to work on Macintosh.)

Chess on philately with interesting links to chess and philately sites

Events and tournament calendar, ratings and results.

The main archive for XMCP applications and features an object browser, a mail reader, a chess game and a @who widget.

Massachusetts Chamption Igor Foygel explains the benefits of learning chess at a young age.

Excellent site for chess students or teachers. Serves Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia.