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Thanks so much Arthur for the update. And for your continuing service to AA in general and AAHL specifically Jim

Here is a 2019 version of the document – cheers – Arthur S Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 10:25 PM To: AA history Lovers <[email protected]> Subject: [AAHistoryLovers] Six Step program

It's been four years since my last similar request (AAHL 11268). Many of you are aware of THE EMPTY JUG publication that originated in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It was published from September, 1944

Several varieties of the Six-Step programs are mentioned in “A NARRATIVE TIMELINE OF AA HISTORY, by Arthur S. On page 21 of the December 2007 version there are two varieties mentioned. (attached)

First version of "six steps" I ever saw "written" was in the Big Book story "He Sold Himself Short" by Earl Treat. My first "viewing" of it was in a 3rd Ed. in 1988, but the page number (292) is the

I once believed that the six-step program, practiced before the Big Book was written, was sort of written in stone. Now, I am not sure the were even written, at least not to a great degree. Three

Dear AA History lovers, Et al, The Hazard family owned two cabins just a few miles south of Bennington, VT. One was called "Ladyhill,' named after Rowland's sister Caroline, in Shaftsbury, VT. The

Done ? ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Richard Tompkins <richardwtompkins@...> Date: Sun, Jul 5, 2020, 3:08 PM Subject: Thom, please post this AA History To:

My pleasure [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Jim!

Here is a video you might enjoy https://youtu.be/yCPwfDOvdaw from this website

Hi all, Preparing a presentation and I'm having a tough time finding any pics of Rosary Hall. I'm especially interested in the "RHS" initials, that according to "Dr. Bob & the Good Oldtimers" pg 198

Thank you so much Thom! I look forward to listening!

Pat Interesting...What is the source for that story about the promises. I had never heard it before. TIA Jim

Pat, can you please source this information? Can you tell us where you got that?

It might be interesting to find out when AAWS started selling the laminated sheet for sale. Does anyone know?

When Bill W. was writing the Book he got to the point (page 83) where he felt he needed to inject some promising hope. So when he was at the meeting that night (at his house) he asked all the people

I started in Jan 1980. In Barrington, Northern IL. The 9th step promises were read at some club meetings, Like Palatine IL Alano, but not much at other meetings back then, if memory serves. Never

Earle (with an e) Marsh was my sponsor for 19 years when he died on January 13, 2003. I still miss him every day. DAVID G. SMITH : ATTORNEY AT LAW LAW OFFICES OF DAVID G. SMITH PRACTICE LIMITED TO

I just released a labor of love I've been working on for the past few weeks: The entire box set of tapes that I purchased at the 1995 convention, one that I have saved for all of these years (and that