King School
Memorial Parkway at Aqueduct

The first group of recovered alcoholics which would become A.A. met at T. Henry and Clarace Williams' home until 1939, moving to Dr. Bob's house for a few months and then to King School.  Although not the first to use the name "Alcoholics Anonymous," it is this group which Bill W. referred to as "A.A. group #1."

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