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Correspondence between Claude Garton and those working at Fort Qu’Appelle Herbarium, mainly Mr. Bernard de Vries concerning loans of specimen, as well as plant lists from the Fort Qu’Appelle area

Copies of blank forms from Lakehead University, including Change of Mark form, Purchase Requisition, and Staff Information Form.

“The Distribution of Some Trees and Shrubs of the Carolinian Zone of Southern Ontario” parts 1-3 by W. Sherwood Fox and James H. Soper (reprinted from The Transactions of the Royal Canadian Institute vol. 29 -30), “Some Genera of Restricted Range in the Carolinian Flora of Canada” by James H. Soper (reprinted from The Transactions of the Royal Canadian Institute vol. 34), itinerary for CBA-ABC Field Trip – “Man’s Impact on the Canadian Flora”

Booklets labelled “Forestry Field School” schedules, as well as correspondence between Claude Garton and Don Barnes (Field School Coordinator) of the School of Forestry

Flora of North American Newsletter (vol. 7, no.1 Jan-Mar. 1993), a listing of the Vascular plants collected on the Flora of North America website, printed in 2000

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Kuopio Museum in Finland, mainly with Dr. R Fagersten and Dr. Matti Haapasaari (Director) concerning loans of specimen

A newsletter from the Federation of Ontario Naturalists (vol. 13 no. 4), a memorandum concerning Provincial Parks Council Meeting sent to those involved, including Claude Garton, a pamphlet concerning the FON Annual Conference in Thunder Bay in 1978, and correspondence between Claude Garton and members of FON

A letter from Joan Crowe to Rob Farmer concerning the cost of copies of an unnamed publication.

“New Vascular Plant Records on Pelee and East Sister Islands, Essex County, Ontario”, “Additions to the Flora of the Erie Archipelago (Ontario)” and “Why a Plant List is Needed”, all pertaining to the Essex Country area

Correspondence between James Soper and W.K.W. Baldwin concerning vascular plants of the English River area, with a list attached showing all of the vascular plants found so far

Correspondence between Claude E. Garton and those involved in the status/care of endangered species, including National Museums Canada, University of Guelph, Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada.

Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at South side of Kam. River at Highway 61, notes (vegetation, birds) and sketches of the area

Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Eldee Road Lake, sketches of the area

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Ruth Alford (Curator of Herbarium) and then Helena Robinovitz

Multiple collections of specimen by Paul Barclay in the Thunder Bay area.

A copy of Manitoba Archaeological Quarterly – “The Early Pre-History of the Dog Lake Area, Thunder Bay” by Mike McLeod (vol.5 no. 2) given to Claude Garton from Mike (McLeod)

booklet: “Our Valley” vol. 4, no. 1 (1958), booklet: “The Need of River Valley Development”, booklet: “Conservation in Eastern Ontario” (1946), booklet: “River Valley Development in Southern Ontario” (1945)

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dave Wotton of the Department of Mines, Resources and Environment concerning the loan of specimen (lichen in particular)

Correspondence between Erika North and Teuvo Ahti (University of Helsinki, Finland) and Joan Crowe concerning her Thunder Bay lichen lists.

A variety of correspondence letters sent by Erika North and Terri McClymont to a variety of botanists/universities.

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and Dr. W. J. Cody from Agriculture Canada (Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research), followed by Biosystematics Research Centre concerning loans of specimen.

A letter from Joan Crowe to Claude Garton telling him of the accession numbers in the Herbarium and of her upcoming retirement.

“Natural History Society of Manitoba” 21st Anniversary Bulletin, “Guide Book: The Native Flora of Churchill, Manitoba with notes on the history, geology, and climate of the area” by H.J. Scoggan (National Museum of Canada), copies of the article: “Adventive Plants at Churchill, Manitoba” by Eva Beckett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 73 no. 3, Sept. 1959), booklet: “Manitoba’s Wildlife Heritage: a guide for landowners”

A rough copy of “Checklist of Vascular Plants of Thunder Bay District” by Thunder Bay Field Naturalists from April 2003, with some handwritten comments/notes to be improved upon.

A revised copy of “Checklist of Vascular Plants of Thunder Bay District” by Thunder Bay Field Naturalists from April 2003 with changes made that had been written on the previous copy.