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Town's Hospital: 293 Central Park
West. Bill made 4 trips to Town’s Hospital and ultimately a Spiritual
Experience. Dr Silkworth, Medical Superintendent, treated 40,000 alkies and
wrote The Doctor's Opinion. |
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Calvary Church/House: 21st and Park Ave. South where Bill attended Oxford
Group meetings and got sober along with Ebby, Rowland, Cebra, Hank, and all the
gang. Sam Shoemaker, source of 'all AA's spiritual principles via the Oxford
Group,' was the pastor of Calvary.17 William Street, Newark, NJ Honor Dealers;
Hank Parkhurst & Bill set set-up first Headquarters office. Write Big Book. Ruth
Hock first non-alcoholics employee. |
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17 Williams Street in Newark, NJ, "Honor Dealers" Office; Hank Parkhurst &
Bill Wilson set up the first "Headquarters" office. Most of the Big Book is
written here & Ruth Hock (secretary) is the first non-alcoholic employee. |
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30 Vesey Street, NYC, Second Office, After Bill splits with Hank.
(1938-1940.) |
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415 Lexington; Office moves to Grand Central Area after Bill gets Bedford
Hills home. Easy commute. (1940-1944) |
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141 East 44th Street. More space. (1950-1960.) |
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315 East 45th Street, larger quarters in Grand Central Area (1960-1970.) |
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468 Park Avenue South; General Service Office for over 20 years, finally
occupying 5 floors in 2 buildings. (including 470 Park Avenue South). (470) (1970-1992.) |
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475 Riverside Drive, 11th Floor/half of 10th (1992-present.) |
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38 Livingston Street, Brooklyn: Bill's home during high flying years on
Wall Street. Combined two apartments. |
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182 Clinton Street; Brooklyn. Bill's home when he got sober. Gift of
Lois’s father. Lost during depression. (sober)
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30 Rockefeller Plaza; where Bill met 'Uncle Dick' Richardson, conduit to
John D Rockefeller. Bill sat in Rockefeller’s chair on the 66th Floor Office of
John D. |
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Roosevelt Hotel, Madison Ave. & 44th Street. Site of over 35 General
Service Conferences.
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Park Omni, Seventh Avenue & 56th Street. Site of General Service
Conferences.
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New York Hilton, 1335 Avenue of the Americas, site of "Bill W Dinner" put on by NY Intergroup since
1945. |