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Not sure how to upload the file directly but here is a Google drive link to the talk by Penny P and Michael B from 2022 History Symposium, if anyone is still looking for

Interesting read of the pdf. Is there a mistake in the text of the date in the pdf (pages 3 and 4) ? ========================== [page 3 of the pdf]: Your investigations led to some questions about

Remember to mention Nancy?Olson! Rick, Illinois [Moderator comment: How could I forget?? :) -Thom] O n Thu, Oct 24, 2024 at 8:18?PM Thom R. via groups.io ( http://groups.io ) <thomr021092=

Does anyone have any idea of what came of Bill's automobile (Woody)?I have emailed stepping stones and not received any replies yet.?Thank you,?Brian S.brianfishin@...?925-548-3929Sent from my

I know from my heart that you can create a new silkworth dot net under a new domain name. I encourage you to do just that. I appreciate you Thom. I appreciate what you do. PLEASE..... GO FOR IT

Thom... You now have in your possession all of my thousands of files about the original silkworth dot net. Please use these files in the best interest of Alcoholics Anonymous history. Thank you Thom.

Update on all of this: Tomorrow (Friday in the USA and Saturday in New Zealand) at the First OIAA International Convention, I will be telling some of it. Starting at about 5:45PM pacific time. I am

The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Articles/Confession_of_an_AA_History_Buff.pdf (

According to two former G.S.O. Archivists, as far as we know “Man on the Bed” was never consciously painted to be Bill and Bob carrying the message. Only to depict two alcoholics calling on a

I would not consider the newsletter a credible source, lacking additional information. The following is sourced to "The GSO Archivist," FWIW. A query to GSO might be in order. Tommy H TO THE

Greetings all I tend to trust the archives of Steppings Stones – read the front page of the attached new letter. Mark Mark J. Everett 250 Township Road 1097 Chesapeake, Ohio 45619 (513)

Sorry to bother you. A friendly dispute has arisen in our AA group. Allan says that the famous "Man on the Bed" painting depicts Dr. Bob and Bill visiting Bill Dotson, AA #3. Linda says that is

According to the Arthur S. timeline, which has proved rather reliable over the years, the first AA clubhouse was opened in Manhattan at 334 1/2 24th Street during February, 1940. Thus the link that

From: https://www.blainealano.org/about By its own traditions, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) cannot finance or lend its name to any facility (and thus cannot own property), so “club houses” for

Many clubs have stated that the term stands for AL: alcoholic; AN: anonymous; O: Organization.? There are too many instances of this to site all of the clubs that refer to this, but a google search

Does anyone know the origin of the word "alano"? Bill used the word in 1947 in an AA GrapeVine article. I assume it was common before 1947. It could be a shorthand for Alcoholics Anonymous in some

I wish I could contribute to the history of reading the 9th Step promises at meetings, but I can't. I found that when I got sober in Toledo, Ohio back in late 1990, they tended to be read more at open

Okay, that's probably why I was unable to find an answer. Thank you for getting back to me!

It’s very similar to how it works being read out at the beginning of many meetings. It was a way to introduce the AA program in the early days before there was a preamble or suggested guidelines for

Hello, I'm new to this group, so I'm not entirely sure how this all works, but I just had a question that I've been doing all kinds of research on and have gotten nowhere on and I'm hoping someone