June 28, 2023
The difference in the content of the presentations of these two Steps – as shown in the Big Book and within the 12&12 – is so […]
November 15, 2022
Borton Group Rockefeller Summer Home Clarence S Home Albert “Abby” G Home Ruth Hock’s father-in-law
June 30, 2022
Central Bulletin, November 1946 Many people have expressed astonishment at the remarkable growth of the AA movement – how in twelve short years an idea grew […]
June 28, 2022
Monday, July 11, 1960 Time Magazine The 15,000 men and women who thronged California’s Long Beach Memorial Stadium last week differed from most conventioneers in one […]
December 27, 2021
A Glimmer of What Adult Love Really Is, By Bill W. January 1958 I think that many oldsters who have put our Alcoholics Anonymous “booze cure” to […]
December 21, 2021
By John W. Stevens, Jan. 26, 1971, front cover of The New York Times William Griffith Wilson died late Sunday night and, with the announcement of […]
July 14, 2021
The Wilmington Preamble has long been surrounded by controversy and discussion of such has sparked many a debate almost from its inception in the early years […]
July 14, 2021
A few months after the Grapevine published the Preamble in June, 1947, Ollie L., Dick F., and Searcy W. decided to beef it up for the […]
January 28, 2021
Edward McGoldrick cured himself of alcoholism –and is now curing others for New York. At last, a city deals intelligently with this problem. Condensed from Argosy, […]
January 22, 2021
01/06/1903—09/01/1989 Past Secretary/Treasurer, Cleveland District Office This is taken from several sources, but primarily from bios furnished to the Akron AA Archives by Charlie K. in […]
January 13, 2021
Take the AA History Quiz and test your AA IQ, have some fun and possibly learn a bit about our meaningful heritage of Alcoholics Anonymous.
December 1, 2020
On a bleak November day in 1934, Bill W. was in the process of receiving—albeit unknowingly—a Christmas present beyond his belief. During a visit, an old […]