New Orleans Chess Club, January and March 1858, eight blindfold games from four exhibitions: Game Collection: Morphy's Blindfold Games, New Orleans 1858 . Most opponents are unknown and details about these exhibitions are few.

Queen's College, Birmingham, England, August 27, 1858, eight boards blindfold Game Collection: Simultaneous blindfold exhibition at Birmingham . Board order: Lord Lyttelton (President of the British Chess Assoc.), Rev. George Salmon, Thomas Avery, James Stanley Kipping, John Rhodes, Dr. James Freeman, Jabez Carr and William Rideout Wills.

Café de la Régence, Paris, France, September 27, 1858, eight boards blindfold
Game Collection: Simultaneous blindfold exhibition at Paris Board order: Henri Baucher, Bierwirth, H. Bornemann,A. Guibert, Eugène-Louis Lequesne (a famous sculptor), Potier, Jean-Louis Preti and C-A Séguin.

London Chess Club Club, London, England, April 13, 1859, eight boards blindfold Game Collection: Morphy's blindfold exhibition at the London CC . Board order: George Walker, Frederick Lokes Slous, F. E. Greenaway, Franciscus G. Janssens, Augustus Mongredien, George Webb Medley, George Maude and Alfred Jones.

St. George's Club, London, England, April 20, 1859, eight boards blindfold Game Collection: Simultaneous blindfold exhibition at London . Board order: Lord Cremorne(Richard Dawson, 1st Earl of Dartrey), Hugh Alexander Kennedy, H. G. Cattley, Lord Arthur Hay, Thomas Herbert Worrall, James G. Cunningham, John Thrupp and Thomas Wilson Barnes. Source of "John Thrupp" ILN 14 May 1859 Page 478 http://hdl.handle.net/2027/uc1.c000...

St. James's Club, London, England, April 26, 1859, five boards This was Morphy's only known sighted simultaneous and it was against the five best players in London. Game Collection: Morphy's 5 board simul . Board order: Jules Arnous de Riviere, Samuel Standidge Boden, Thomas Wilson Barnes, Henry Edward Bird and Johann Jacob Löwenthal.

Academy of Music, Philadephia, November 11, 1859, four boards blindfold Game Collection: Morphy's Blindfold Exhibition at Philadelphia . Board order: William G Thomas, Benjamin Chew Tilghman, Samuel Smyth and Dr Samuel Lewis.

Casa de Fesser, Havana, February 16, 1864 - Morphy stopped for only a few days in Cuba on his way to New Orleans. The blindfold play was unplanned, but occurred when Morphy began playing Celso Golmayo, Placido Dominguez and Felix Sicre while carrying on a conversation with his host, Francisco Fesser. It is not clear that the games were simultaneous or consecutive, but it was a blindfold exhibition of some type.

"A correspondent, writing from Havana, says that " Morphy has been electrifying theHavariese with his wonderful powers. I have had the pleasure of _passing,two whole days amid invited admirers ,oC this king of chess, all watching in eager silence eaeh move. Our best player, arid; in fact, the best player on the island, is a negro, black as ebony. * His father came from Africa. He has often beaten hisr master, to whom Morphy only gives a knight. - Morphy has agreed toj>l ' ay a. game %vith him, giving him. the king ' s knight. As yet, we have had but one blindfold game. This was at__ the house _«f Mr. ©harles Sedano. We are to "witness a match of ten blindfold games at the house of the same gentleman_, on Tuesday next. What causes the _greatestworider here is, that Morphy can combine conversation with. a- group of ladies and gentlemen while playing his same." - Press (Philadelphia, PA), Saturday, December 27, 1862; Section: Front page, Page: 1

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