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The National Sporting Library & Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the literature, art, and culture of horse and field sports. Its 17,000-book collection covers equestrian sports, polo, foxhunting, Thoroughbred racing, steeplechasing, shooting, and angling from the 16th-21st centuries. The John H. Daniels Fellowship program supports the research of visiting scholars. The Library hosts art exhibitions and holds many fine works of sporting art in its permanent collection. The National Sporting Art Museum will open in 2011 on the Library campus, with 11 galleries featuring exhibits of American and European fine sporting art. Consider joining the Ivy Circle or Chairman's Council in support of the National Sporting Library. The National Sporting Library & Museum Directions to National Sporting Library & Museum Download a map with directions, restaurants, and lodging
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Sunday, September 19, 12:30 p.m., Polo Match & Luncheon to Benefit the National Sporting Library & Museum, Virginia International Polo Club, Upperville, Va. (
Saturday, September 18, 2 p.m., Saturday Public Lecture Series: Children's Program, James Prosek, artist and author, Bird, Butterfly, Eel. (
Saturday, October 23, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Lives of Dogs: Origins & Evolution of Hunting and Sporting Breeds: A One-Day Symposium. (
Thursday, May 27, Lives of Dogs, Viewed through Literature, Art, & Ephemera, opens in Mars Exhibit Hall (
The Battle of Middleburg, June 19, 1863 & the Civil War Horse (
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NSL Announces 2010-2011 John H. Daniels Fellows (
2010 Duplicate Book Sale 
DVDs, posters, catalogues available 
