"The Archives Committee gathers, maintains and seeks to preserve historical material about the Alcoholics Anonymous fellowship. This material consists primarily of pictures, books, articles, buttons and Grapevine. This committee has and maintains possession of copies of the Grapevine dating back to 1951. This committee also transports a portion of these historical documents to conventions and meetings to share our A.A. history with others."
Central Michigan Intra-Area Handbook
The goals of the Archives Committee are to:
Books, pamphlets and articles related to A.A. history. These materials are suitable for public access.
A Narrative Timeline of AA History, courtesy of the AA History Lovers on-line group
Lists of documents and other materials specific to CMIA32 history that are in the CMIA32 Archives collections.
Several years missing in the mid-1960s, some gaps in other years; PDF format, each year is one file, scanned from photocopied originals.
Some gaps; PDF format, each year is one file, scanned from photocopied originals. Not publicly available - contains members' last names and other personal information. A.A. members may request access by contacting the Archives Committee.
CMIA32 Archives policies and procedures, also information that may be of interest to District archivists, such as guidelines on classification and conservation of archival materials. Reports of the Archives Committee are on the Archives Committee page.
