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Mitchell K.
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- "Freely have ye received, freely give..."
- Abby G's story, HE THOUGHT HE COULD DRINK LIKE A GENTLEMAN is in the Second and Third Edition.
- An early, 1940's informal group photo of members in California
- Bill and Lois on their Harley Davidson
- Bill D's story, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS NUMBER THREE is in the Second and Third Edition.
- Bill W. in the back row on the right. Just before going overseas
- Bill W. visiting a prospective AA member in a hospital. Another "Man On The Bed" picture.
- Bill W. with some of the early members
- Dr. Bob and Bill W. with an unidentified man (possibly Dr. Harry Tiebout) in Akron, Ohio.
- Dr. William D. Silkworth, M.D.
- Dust Jacket design for the First Edition Big Book.
- Earl T's story, HE SOLD HIMSELF SHORT is in the Second and Third Edition.
- Ebby T., Bill always called Ebby his sponsor
- Ernie G's story, THE SEVEN MONTH SLIP is in the First Edition.
- Esther A's story, A FLOWER OF THE SOUTH is in the second and Third Edition.
- Ethel M's story, FROM FARM TO CITY is in the Second and Third Edition.
- Hank P's story, THE UNBELIEVER is in the First Edition.
- Henrietta Seiberling's home, the Gatehouse on the Seiberling Estate in Akron, Ohio.
- It was at Henrietta Seiberling's home where Bob and Bill met for the first time on Mother's Day in 1935.
- Lois W. along with Anne S. would become the founders of what is now known as Al-Anon Family Groups.
- Marty M's story, WOMEN SUFFER TOO is in the Second and Third Edition.
- Rev. Samuel M. Shoemaker, a great friend of early AA
- Ruth Hock was AA's first secretary and typed the manuscript for the Big Book.
- Saturday Evening Post magazine, March 1, 1941
- Sylvia K's story, THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM is in the Second and Third Edition.
- T. Henry and Clarace Williams
- The September 1939 Liberty Magazine