| Approximate Dates | Venue |
| -1879 | The Bridge Foot |
| 1880- | The Working Men’s Institute and Club, Fairfield Road |
| 1910 | Thames Valley Café, Clarence Street |
| -1927 | The Scotch Café, Kingston Bridge |
| 1927 | Ye Old Poste House |
| ~1929 | Zeeta Café (previously the Scotch Café) |
| 1937 | Penrhyn House (damaged by enemy bombing in 1940) |
| 1940 | The drawing room of Dr T.W. Letchworth, the club president |
| 1941 | Penrhyn House |
| 1947 | Tiffin Boys’ School |
| 1951 | Richmond Road County School |
| 1964 | Bonner Hill Road School |
| ~1967 | Kingston Workmen’s Club, London Road |
| Nov 1970 | All Saint’s Church Hall, Ashdown Road |
| Feb 1971 | The Castle pub, the Fairfield |
| Late 1971 | The Grove Tavern, off Hawkes Road |
| ~1972 | The Friends’ Meeting House, Eden Street |
| 2003 | The Royal Oak pub, New Malden |
| 2007-May 2012 | The Friends’ Meeting House, Eden Street |
| Sep 2012 | Asda Superstore, Roehampton Lane |
| Sep 2015 | The Druids Head, Market Square |
| Sep 2019 | The Willoughby Arms |
| March 2020 – July 2021 | Zoom (during Covid pandemic) |
| July 2021- present: | The Willoughby Arms |
At the 2017 AGM, Ken Inwood spoke about his early years of playing at Tiffin School where he learned chess at the age of 10. He reminisced that the best years for Kingston CC were when it played at Richmond Road Junior School. The period at the Working Mens’ Club was also good but the club left when the venue became too noisy.
