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Hand-written notes of appreciation for Claude Garton from students at St. Joseph school and St. Andrews school, as well as correspondence between Garton and Sackville High School in New Brunswick concerning loans of specimen

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Sister M. Celine of Saint Francis College concerning Geranium maculatum

Five articles written solely by Vernon L. Harms (University of Saskatchewan) concerning plants in the Saskatchewan area, “Contributions to the Vascular Flora of Boreal Saskatchewan, Canada” by Harms, John H. Hudson and Judy Heilman-Ternier from Rhodora (Journal of the New England Botanical Club), “Catalogue of the vascular plants of central eastern Saskatchewan” by August J. Breitung (1947)

Notes on an expedition to Savant Lake and Lake St. Joseph by Susan Bryan, Vascular Plants of Savant Lake Area and another on Lake St. Joseph (complied by Susan Bryan), list of birds of Lake St. Joseph (two copies, one by Susan Bryan, one by Nick Escott)

Two copies of the same list: Annotated List of the Flora of Schaefer Prairie

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and M.J. Shchepanek, Collections Manager (botany Division) of National Museum of Canada.

Correspondence between Claude Garton with or concerning Gary A. Shea from 1974.

G.A. Shea collection numbers 10351-10701
Aug. 1976

G.A. Shea collection numbers 10702-11000
Aug. 1976

G.A. Shea collection numbers 11000-11350
June-July 1976

G.A. Shea collection numbers 11351-11702
July-Aug. 1976

“Sibley Master Plan Phase 2 – Alternative Design Concepts” with handwritten names and phone numbers on the cover, lists of natural vegetation of Sibley Provincial Park, hand-bound “Catalogue of Flowering Plants and Ferns Collected in 1936 in Sibley Township, Thunder Bay district Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor (featuring booklet “Trails of Sibley”

Booklet: “Carrying Capacity of Sibley Provincial Park for Moose Based on Winter Food Availability” by Scott R. Nisbet, booklet: “Browse Production after Logging in Sibley Provincial Park” by Nisbet, Sibley P.P. Proposed Master Plan highlights (ND), A Proposed Demonstration Area for Moose Habitat Management in Sibley Provincial Park, lists of lichens of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, pamphlets on Sibley P.P.

booklet: “Summary Report: Tourism Development Study, Sibley Provincial Park”, rough booklet: Sibley management plan, booklet: “The Vegetation of Sibley Township, Thunder Bay District, Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor, booklet: “Catalogue of Flowering Plants and Ferns collected in 1936 in Sibley township, Thunder Bay District, Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor, booklet: “Sibley Provincial Park: Proposed Master Plan highlights, booklet: “Sibley Provincial Park: Vegetation Management Plan”, “The Vegetation of Sibley Township” by T.M.C. Taylor

Correspondence between Claude Garton and the Lakehead Conservation Authority entitled “Check on property at Silver Harbour intended for boat launching site”

Lists of plant specimen collected at Sioux Lookout (Peatland Inventory)

Information about specific sites visited or studied by members of the Claude E. Garton Herbarium, as well as correspondence concerning their preservation and arranging visits.

Files A-K in Box 9; L-O in Box 10; O-P in Box 11; Q-S in Box 12; S-W in Box 13.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and P.A. Strassburger of the MNR on the preservation of the Slate Islands Provincial Park, an article on the Slate Islands caribou, “Slate Islands Provincial Park Management Plan: Preliminary Draft” and “Slate Islands Provincial Park: Background Information and Optional Plans”, both published by the MNR

booklet: “Slate Islands Provincial Park: Management Plan”, booklet: “The Vegetation of Schreiber Area and the Slate Islands, Ontario” by R.C. Hosie

“The Vascular Plants of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park: The Friends of Sleeping Giant” by Etienne Laliberté, correspondence between Terri McClymont with Larry Johnson (Orchid Specialist) and George Holborn (Visitor Services Leader), both of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, MNR

Photographic slide collection of vascular plants from the Thunder Bay District, from the Claude Garton Herbarium, with index featuring 245 different species, a container with non-vascular plant slides (approx. 36), a container with splachnum rubrum (2 slides), a container with “problem slides” (21 slides)

Division Pteridophyta
• Lycopodiaceae: “Clumbuss Family”
• Selaginellaceae: “Spike Moss Family”

Class Equisetopsida
• Equisetaceae: “Horse Tail Family”

Class Pteropsida – Ferns
• Ophioglossaceae: Succulent Ferns
• Osmundaceae: “Flowering Fern Family”
• Aspideaceae: “True Fern Family”
• Aspleniaceae: “Spleenwort Famly”

Division Spermatophyta

Class Gymnospermae
• Cupressaceae: “Juniper Family”
• Pinaceae: Pine Family”

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Gary Smith from I Am Inc., a newspaper article on the organization, and a list of plants that the organization was interested in growing.

booklet: “Reconnaissance Soil Survey of parts of Northwestern Ontario” by G.A. Hills and F.F. Morwick, booklet: “Soil Survey of Peel County” by D.W. Hoffman and N.R. Richards, booklet: “Soil Survey of Glengarry County” by B.C. Matthews, N.R. Richards and R.E. Wicklund, booklet: “Soil Survey of Essex County” by N.R. Richards, A.G. Caldwell and F.F. Morwick

”Meiotic Chromosome Behaviour in Induced Autotetraploids and Amphidiploids in the Lotus Corniculatus Group” and “Crossing Relationships Between Synthetic Lotus Amphidiploids and L. corniculatus” both written by B.H. Somaroo and W.F. Grant

“The Botany of Somerset Island, District of Franklin” by D.B.O. Savile from the Canadian Journal of Botany (vol. 37)