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ABOUT THE AREA 12 ARCHIVES

The Area 12 Archives Committee receives and maintains historical information and artifacts pertaining to the Groups, Districts and the Area. Upon request, the Archivist provides a display for events within the Area and at the state convention.

If you would like information related to having the Archives at your next event, please contact
archives@delawareaa.org.



 
ABOUT THE G.S.O. ARCHIVES

When the General Service Office Archives formally opened its doors in November 1975, its goal was to provide an environment dedicated to exploring A.A.’s history, serving members of the A.A. Fellowship and the general public. The G.S.O. Archives continues to pursue this goal and commits itself to serving individuals with an interest in discovering A.A.’s roots and growth around the world.


The General Service Office Archives is located at 475 Riverside Drive, between 119th and 120th Streets in Manhattan. Visitors are invited to tour the library and exhibit space, which displays a variety of material significant to the Fellowship’s history. The Archives are open to the public from 9am to 4pm, Monday through Friday. Requests to conduct research at the G.S.O. Archives may be submitted by e-mail or by regular mail.


All inquiries should be addressed to:General Service Office Archives, P. O. Box 459, New York NY 10163, Phone: (212) 870-3400.
For a direct link to the G.S.O.'s Archive Web-site, click on http://aa.org/en_gso_archives.cfm



 
Document
Spring 2009 "Markings" from the GSO Archives
 
Worth listening to . . .

Media
From 1957: Bill W. talks about "Singleness of Purpose" (7 minutes 09 seconds)
 
Media
From 1970: Bill W.'s last public talk "Be Mindful of the Spiritual Aspects of the Fellowship" (1 minute 40 seconds)
 
Media
From 1954: Bill W. talks about "The Vital Need to Create a Service Structure" (22 minutes, 12 seconds)