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I am working on this. Let's see if I can do something about this. No promises but I'm going to give it a shot. Thom R. AAHL Moderator [email protected]> wrote:

Hi James, I'm only aware of what is available here: https://silkworth.net/alcoholics-anonymous/early-maryland-aa-history-by-the-west-baltimore-group-of-alcoholics-anonymous/ Cheers, Dave

Where did the website go for the West Baltimore Group? It used to be here: /http://www.a-1associates.com/AA/index.html/ It was an amazing website.... TONS of good AA stuff..... James in Dallas

I believe this is a compact, but informative, bit of AA history to share with interested members. Bob S

On page 177 of Alcoholics Anonymous comes of age, Bert the man you used his tailor shop as collateral for a loan, references a "Mr.G" as the man he contacted for the money. ?Anyone know who Mr.G

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Pre-AA History/TheWashingtonianMovement_ReffrenceAndResource.pdf (

I'll be speaking in a couple of hours if anyone's interested. Again you're all invited to use this particular topic to let us know when you're sharing so that we can have more of a sense of community

Robert Stonebraker 212 SW 18th Street Richmond, IN 47374 (765) 935-0130

*Themes of AA General Service Conference…..* *(Online Source)* 1951? Not to govern – But to serve 1952? Progress ‐ Humility and Unity 1953? On the Threshold of Maturity 1954? The Lost

Ana I have had good luck getting PDF copies of old AA literature from the GSO Archives. In NY.? Just tell them exactly what you are going to do with what you request and a promise not to publish or

Hi, Hoping someone can help.??I'm doing research on pamphlets where language and definitions in their original versions were perhaps clearer, than current versions.??Unfortunately I have been

This story appeared on the AAHL FB site, or one very similar, a year or so ago. It was claimed in the ensuing discussion that Bill W made up the story and the American Atheist Society never existed.

Hi Brian,10 years ago I had a sposee named George who wrote the news letter for the American Atheist Society.? He confirmed everything that you see in the Wikipedia page.? George drank until he was

From the following quote by Bill Wilson in the 12x12, Step 2, pg 26. "Take it easy. The hoop you have to jump through is a lot wider than you think. At least I found it so. So did a friend of mine

https://aaagnostica.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/White-Paper.pdf

The graveyard is behind a Roman Catholic Church off the road that runs between the Wilson House and the Protestant Church. I don't remember the denomination. Tommy H [email protected]> wrote:

I just realized the Youtube link above is for the Jackie B presentation so NVM on that question.? I'd still like to see the "white paper" that was printed.? Thanks.

Could someone provide the link to the "white paper" that "Akron Intergroup ran in three consecutive editions" ???? I could not find it on aaagnostica.com .? Thanks.? ?I wish I had seen Jackie B's

Yes, he did but he wanted the discussion to be about the points he made in the "paper", not him. Having been a friend of his I shall always honor that request. I believe Akron Intergroup ran it in

He is buried right up the street, less than a mile, from the Wilson House in E Dorset, St Jerome's Catholic Church Cemetery. There is a family stone inscribed with Whalon.? Smaller graves scattered