The following are available by sending $2.00 each plus postage to the Gurler Heritage Association.

Natural Prairie in the DeKalb Area, 1840 to the present - Don Murray

Taming the Wild Prairie, 1830-1910 - Ruth Shonle Cavan

Music of a Young Illinois, 1830-1900 - Mary Ellen Pourchot

Illinois Families, Pioneer and Urban - Ruth Shonle Cavan

Health on the Prairie, 1830-1910 - Barbara Van Steenburgh

Meat and Potatoes and Apple Pandowdy, 1983-1900 - Alice M. and J. J. Bauxar

Law on the Prairie, 1830-1900 - Ronald G. Klein

Farmer, Wire Worker, Capitalist, 1830-1900 - Donald C. Peterson

The Barbed Wire Saga - Stephen J. Bigolin

The Gospel Comes to the Prairie - Ruth Shonle Cavan

Schools, Libraries, Chautauqua - Ruth Shonle Cavan

The Twentieth Century in the DeKalb Area - Ruth Shonle Cavan

The following is available by sending $5.00 plus postage to the Gurler Heritage Association. Made possible in part by a grant from the Illinois Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The Adventure of Making the Past Serve the Present; A History of the Gurler Heritage Association - Valerie Quinney