Stepping Stones, Historic residence in Bedford Hills, New York, United States
Stepping Stones is a 1920 Dutch Colonial Revival house in Bedford Hills, New York. The structure contains rooms, furnishings, and personal belongings arranged as they were during the residents' lives.
The house became central to the origins of Alcoholics Anonymous in the early 1940s. Key writings that established foundations for modern support groups were developed at this location.
The house reflects how people create spaces dedicated to recovery and mutual support. Visitors see personal objects and family life that shaped the growth of these community-based movements.
The property can only be visited by advance reservation, so plan ahead before traveling. Upon arrival, you will find a Welcome Center that orients visitors before exploring the rooms.
Every first Saturday in June, the grounds host a family gathering that has continued for decades. The event preserves a tradition directly connected to those who lived and worked at this location.
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