Area 64 Archives Inventory
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
2005
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This Bible was salvaged from a house fire in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The
inscription inside was signed by Sister M. Ignatius. The lady Angeline Smith was
a music student in Nazruth, Kentucky. Sister Ignatius was a music teacher before
AA. Notice the date: June 10, 1926. AA's birthday in 1935.
A-1 The Bible was slightly scorched in the fire.
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The Golden Book of Sponsorship
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Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age
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Photos marked Confidential preserved in Acid Free Binders
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Photos marked Confidential preserved in Acid Free Binders
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Photos marked Confidential preserved in Acid Free Binders
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Photos marked Confidential preserved in Acid Free Binders
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Photos marked Confidential preserved in Acid Free Binders
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Photos marked Confidential preserved in Acid Free Binders
A-11 Charles M. had his hair cut for a fundraiser at the Third Quarter Assembly in Jackson, Tennessee June 25, 1999
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29th. I.C.Y.P.A.A. Button Miami 1986
A-13 Red Ball
A-14 Not God by: Ernest Kurtz A history of Alcoholics Anonymous
A-15 Beyond Alcoholism by: Dan E. Beauchamp
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The Problem Drinker by: Joseph Hirsh
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Area 64 Tennessee State Convention Coffee Mug June 11-13,1999 "Working
With Others"
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Reader's Digest Condensed Book with Bill W. Story Vol. 1 1976
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Spiritual Milestones in Alcoholics Anonymous
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International Convention Button San Diego California 1995 60 Years
Unity-Service-Recovery
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International Convention Button San Diego California 1995 60 Years
Unity-Service-Recovery
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Northside A.A. Group Twelve & Twelve 15th. Printing 1977 donated June 28,
2003
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The Home Group Heartbeat of AA
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The Golden Recordings of Father John Doe
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The Golden Recordings of Father John Doe
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S.E.R.C.Y.P.A.A. Button Jackson, Tennessee 2003
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S.E.R.C.Y.P.A.A. Key Chain Jackson, Tennessee 2003
The tags used to mark inventory numbers allowed the ink to penetrate plastic or petroleum products. Notice tag has been removed.
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Fellowship of the Spirit Button
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Founders Day 54th. Year June 1989 Akron, Ohio
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The Old Twenty Fourth Street Clubhouse
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Pat P. Jackson, Tennessee ID Badge C.P.C.
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Buffalo Nickel symbolizes the type nickel used in phone by Bill W.
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AA Grapevine October 1968 1of 2
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AA Grapevine October 1968
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Markings on the Journey The Archives of AA1980
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Radio Spots National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
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Free at Last Newspaper Article
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Mail Call For All A A.'s in the Armed Services
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International AA Convention San Diego, California June 29 July 2, 1995 60 Years
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Twelve Concepts for World Service
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International AA Convention San Diego, California June 29 July 2, 1995 60
Years
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Tennessee State Directory 1978- 1979
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Packet from 6th Annual National Archives Workshop in Akron, Ohio
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World Directory Spring 1973
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Canadian Directory 1993 - 1994
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Western United States Directory 1993 - 1994
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Eastern United States Directory 1993 - 1994
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Alcoholics Anonymous 1939 - 1942
This document was laminated, a no no in today's Archives
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Stone from Dr. Bob's House (basement)
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AA Service Manual 1982 - 1983
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AA Service Manual 1983 - 1984
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Faith Fear Honesty Humility Love
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Alcoholics Anonymous Comes Of Age
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Directory of AA Groups in Hospital & Rehabilitation Centers 1967
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Tony's Scrap Book 1933 - 1934 Edition
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Alcoholism San Mateo County Fellowship of AA
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Directory of AA Institutional Groups 1959
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Directory of AA Hospital Groups 1959
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Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions
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Service Manuals 1969 - 1994
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Messengers 1982 - 1989
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Information for Delegates 1958
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Group Handbook & Directory 1957
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Group Handbook & Directory 1953
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Selected Re - prints from the Nashville Banner
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Selected Re - prints from the Nashville Banner Inscription to Jack Knox
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Original Jack Knox cartoon Nashville Banner
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!984 - 1985 Tennessee State Directory
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!986 - 1987 Tennessee State Directory
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Tennessee State Directory 2000 - 2001
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1st Quarter Assembly 2004 Clarksville, Tennessee Coffee Mug "Recovery
on the River"
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47th. Annual Area 64 Convention "Fellowship of the Spirit"
Nashville, Tennessee August 11-13, 2000 Coffee Mug
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59th. Southeastern Conference Memphis, Tennessee August 7-10, 2003 "I
am Responsible" Coffee Mug
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Attic Club Gatlinburg, Tennessee Coffee Mug
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Indiana State Convention "Return to French Lick" Badge
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Tennessee State Area Assembly Service Manual
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Keep Coming Back Coffee Mug
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A-209 Replica First Edition Bigbook Dust Covers
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1999 - 2000 AA Service Manual
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Flat Iron III Coffee Mug Knoxville, Tennessee
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Lets be Friendly with our Friends
A-213 Advisory Actions of the General Service Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous 1951 - 1993
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Is AA For You? Twelve Questions January 1954
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Dr. Bob's Last Talk Sunday July 30, 1950
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Mayflower Hotel lobby, Akron, Ohio. Veiw of lobby where Bill W. phoned Rev. Walter F. Tunks, DD., which resulted in a meeting with AA co-founder Dr. Bob (1879-1950).
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Rev. Dr. Samuel M. shoemaker, Jr. (1893-1963) Rector, Calvary Episcopal Church, N.Y.C. (1925-1951) He was the leader of the Oxford Group Movement in the United States (1921-1938). His teaching inspired Bill W. and the early AA members.
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Bill W. (1895-1971) AA co-founder, with Ebby T. (1897-1966) in 1955. Ebby brought the Oxford Group movement message to Bill.
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William Silkworth, M.D (1874-1951) Towns Hospital Physician-in cheif. Bill W. was his patient. He was one of AA's earliest supporters in the medical profession. ( the Doctors opinion )
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Dr. Bob Smith and Bill Wilson
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American Public Health Association's Lasker Award, presented to AA for contributions in the field of public health at San Francisco, Ocotber, 1951.
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Sister Mary Ignatia (1889-1966) of the Sisters of Charity St. Augustine. Dr. Bob's partner in treating alcoholics at St. Thomas Hospital, Akron, Ohio from (1939-1952).