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	Sue Smith Windows Memorial Book Obituary and funeral card of the daughter of Doctor Bob, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. February 15, 1918 to February 9, 2002.
	Tennessee Archives This site is Tennessee State Archives of Alcoholics Anonymous in Area 64. The main purpose is to carry the message to the still suffering Alcoholic.
	The Akron Manual from 1940 (Part 1) Historic pamphlet given to newcomers in the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous.
	The Akron Manual from 1940 (Part 2) Conclusion of historic pamphlet given to newcomers in the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous.
	The Care of Alcoholics A 1951 article by Sister Ignatia about how she and Dr Bob and other A.A. members worked together at St Thomas Hospital in Akron, Ohio. One ward was dedicated to the work of Alcoholics Anonymous.
	The Co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous Articles about and talks by Bill W and Doctor Bob S. Includes memorial service talk by Bill in memory of Bob. Some recordings available in Real Audio.
	The Common Sense of Drinking This 1931 book by Richard Peabody was influential in the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous. Complete text is available as a PDF (Adobe Acrobat) file.
	The Detroit Pamphlet "An Interpretation of the Twelve Steps" is a historic pamphlet used in early Alcoholics Anonymous. Steps are arranged in four topics of Admission, Spiritual Phase, Inventory and Restitution, and Active Work.
	The Emmanuel Movement and the Jacoby Club Traces AA to the 1906 Emmanuel Movement of Boston. Spirituality and lay psychotherapy helped alcoholics. Courtenay Baylor became Rowland Hazard's therapist in 1933. Hazard worked with Ebby Thatcher and Ebby gave it to Bill Wilson who then became co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.
	The First Forty Members (1934 - 1938) These people were A.A. members when Bill and Bob "counted noses" in 1937. [PDF file] [PDF]

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