The SMIA Archives Committee needs your assistance with improving our archives. We have a newly appointed Archives Chair and he is eager to providing a rich and interesting history of AA in Southern Maryland. You can send your group or meeting information directly to him at his e-mail address, smia.archives@somdaa.org. You can also complete the form below.
In 1957, Bill W. wrote
"We are trying to build up extensive records which will be of value to a future historian..." "It is highly improtant the the factual material be placed in our files in such a way that there can be no substantial distortion... "We want to keep enlarging on this idea for the sake of the full length history to come..."
The SMIA wants to build on our founders idea and capture the rich history of AA in Southern Maryland. Please take a few moments to complete the form below. We'll use that information to build our archives and make this information available to all of our members.
Please click the button below to submit historical information about your group or meeting, or any other information relevant to the history of AA in Southern Maryland
If you would like to request archived SMIA materials, such as the Lifeline, Minutes, or Financial Reports please click the button below
The Alcoholics Anonymous Timeline- Click Here The Start and Growth of A.A. - Click Here History of AA in Maryland - Click Here
To suggest new information or content for posting on the web site please submit an e-mail to the Webmaster webmaster@somdaa.org
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| Mailing Address: Southern Maryland Intergroup (SMIA) P.O. Box 767 Charlotte Hall, MD 20622 |
| Meeting Location Immaculate Conception Church 28297 Old Village Road Mechanicsville, MD 20659 |
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