By Mark V. Barrow, Sr. and Murray D. Laurie. From Barrow’s collection of over 1600 postcards amassed during a thirty-year period, 143 were selected for this book, which is printed in full color, oversize format (9 ½ x 11), with a hardback over, dust wrapper and a signature-sewn binding. The album is divided into sections with postcards from Gainesville, pre-1940 University of Florida, and rarely published postcards from other Alachua County towns.

by Richard Bowles. A selection from essays written over a twenty year
period for the Gainesville Sun. These essays provide a natural history of the
fish itself and philosophic perspectives on the world of nature. Paperback-136 pages with scores of photographs.

by Ben Pickard with the assistance of Sally Morrison. The complete history of an Alachua County farm that now serves as a Historic State Park. Paperback-95 pages with many photographs and illustrations.

by Marvi Wynn Segal. An intimate portrait of the life and paintings of Francis Moore, a primitive fold artist from Hawthorne, Florida. Paperback-48 pages with 32 color plates of his best paintings.

By Ben Pickard. The guide describes 220 architectural and historic sites in Alachua County. It includes a history of the county and it’s smaller towns with introductions to the area’s historic sites and natural wonders. Paperback-188 pages with 330 photographs.

by Shelley Fraser Mickle. Women at any stage of motherhood will identify with Mickle’s humorous take on daily life sometimes gone awry. Hardcover-240 pages with twentyseven illustrations by John Potter that punctuate the lifescapes found here.

by Rance O. Braly. This book chronicles the career of Alachua County’s most notorious outlaw, Harman Murray, during the reign of terror in the 1890’s. Profusely illustrated with original drawings by the author. paperback-135 pages.