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“Botanical investigations of Pukaskwa National Park” (drafts and master work), booklet: “Plants Collected from Pukaskwa Park by Forest Management Institute”, booklet: “Plants of Pukaskwa National Park: the north shore of Lake Superior” by Judy Green, Correspondence between Joan Crowe and Dan Couchie (Chief Park Warden) of Pukaskwa National Park concerning lists of plants of Thunder Bay District

Correspondence between Claude Garton and John Purchase in 1969, including an inventory of plants collected at Lake Superior Provincial Park in 1962 by Purchase.

booklet: “Flora and Vegetation of the Gaspe Peninsula” by Dr. Pierre Dansereau, article: “Plant Records of the Ungava Peninsula, New to Quebec” by Paul F. Maycock, booklet: “Mont St. Hilaire: The Gault Donation to McGill University – Botanical Studies on Mont St. Hilaire, Rouville County, Quebec” by P.F. Maycock

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Joan Crowe with those working for Queen’s University, including Dr. Adele Crowder and A.E. Garwood (Assistant Curator) concerning the loan of specimen, as well as Queen’s University Department of Biology – Development Plan 1975-1980, A History of the Biology Department and the Fowler Herbarium of Queen’s University (1966)

Booklet: “Mammals of Quetico” (MNR, 1981), booklet: Lake Names in Quetico: Some Interesting Bits of History” (MNR, 1981), booklet: “Geology of Quetico” (MNR, 1981), pamphlet: Quetico Provincial Park, two copies of booklet: “Provincial Nature Reserves in Ontario”, booklet: “Vascular Plants: Quetico Provincial Park, booklet: “Quetico Provincial Park: Revised Park Policy 1982” by MNR

Checklists/collections of plants of Quetico P.P. with some testing papers, a poster with the title “Save Quetico” guiding people to donate or write to the appropriate authorities, correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Eric A. Bourdeau Jr. of Ford Forestry Center in Michigan on the loan of specimen from Quetico P.P.

article: “Plants of Quetico Provincial Park” by Shan Walshe from Wildflower magazine (Winter 1988), Quetico Park 1988 Management Plan Review, “Red Alert in Quetico – Unrestricted Trapping by White Trappers, An Alarming Precedent Set in 1985”, booklet: “Quetico Provincial Park, Revised Park Policy 1989”

Magazine articles and booklets concerning butterflies and plant life at Quetico Park, checklists of ferns, flora, mosses etc. at Quetico P.P. (most by Claude Garton), a paper highlighting the economics of Quetico P.P., a poster with the title “Save Quetico” guiding people to donate or write to the appropriate authorities, a report entitled “Quetico: A Wilderness Park?” by The Save Quetico Committee, “Plant Communities of Quetico Provincial Park” by Shan Walshe, Quetico Provincial Park Master Plan Review and Management Plan, both by the MNR, “Quetico Superior 1909-1984 75th Anniversary” calendar of events by the MNR

Plant lists from R.A.P. (Remedial Action Plan) from McVicar Island/Creek area and correspondence between Erika North and Karen Bray of R.A.P., as well as “McVicar Island and Creek Naturalization and Habitat Enhancement Plan – Implementation Strategy” by R.A.P.

“Suggested IBP Sites on Rainy Lake” by Claude Garton, “Suggested Sites – North Shore of Lake Superior” and “Report on Areas of Natural and Historic Interest on Rainy and Namakan Lakes” by Shan Walshe

5 postcards from Rainy River (one addressed to Claude Garton, the others blank), copies of the same newspaper article from The Fort Frances Times concerning Claude Garton collecting fauna and flora in the area, Claude Garton’s plant-related diary and Thomas Ailey Jr.’s bird diary from Rainy River in 1961

Correspondence between Erika North and Tom Reaume, as well as an inventory list of “55 Families and 252 Species” he collected in 1997 and “73 Families and 458 Species” in 1999.

General notes from herbarium, including plant inventories and what specimen have been added to the herbarium.
June 15th, 1973 – September 24th, 1977

Paperwork and results of Claude Garton’s surveying of Red River Road Bog in 1972, sketches of Red River Bog, a list of birds

A collection of checklists of plant species done in the Thunder Bay region by Claude Garton (some with R.R. Ireland

booklet: “Some Aspects of the Phytogeography of the North Shore of Lake Superior and Adjacent Areas in Northern Minnesota and Northwestern Ontario” by D.R. Lindsay, booklet: “Catalogue of Flowering Plants and Ferns of the Michipicoten area, Algoma district, Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor, booklet: “The Vegetation of Michipicoten, Ontario” by R.C. Hosie

Correspondence between Claude Garton and others concerning Resource Rangers, a group of 10-18 year old boys to learn about forestry and forest practices (sponsored by the Ontario Forestry Association), as well as a handbook for the program from 1970 and hand-written notes to introduce the program

Correspondence between Sue Bryan and Claude Garton with John Riley of the University of Toronto, followed by the Ministry of Natural Resources.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Donald Robb of Robb Herbarium in Toronto, Ontario, as well as index seminum from Robb Herbarium from 1965-1978

Rondeau Provincial Park Museum Flowering Calendar (1965), Rondeau Provincial park Museum Annotated List of Plants in Order of Flowering, Notes on the Forest Trees of Rondeau P.P., booklet: “Check list of Ferns, Fern Allies and Herbaceous Flowering Plants of Rondeau Provincial Park” with a note to Claude Garton written on the cover

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and Claude Garton with members of Royal Botanical Gardens including Dr. James Pringle (Taxonomist) concerning loans of specimen, as well as a copy of the 1982 Educational Programme for RBG, Member’s Association Newsletters (May-June 1976, July-August 1980, Sept.-Oct. 1980, March-April 1981), and The Garden’s Bulletin (vol.1 no.1, vol.1 no.2, vol.1 no.3, vol.1 no.4, vol.2 no.1), copies of “The Garden’s Bulletin” (vol. 28 no. 4, vo. 29 no. 2, vol. 30 no. 1, vol. 30 no.2), a members association newsletter (July-August 1976), special bulletin no. 28 (April 1976), a checklist of the spontaneous vascular flora of the Royal Botanical Gardens (published by them.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Joan Crowe with those working for the Royal Ontario Museum, such as T.A. Dickinson (Curator, Vascular Plant Herbarium) and Ken Barbour (Herbarium Technician) concerning loans and naming of specimen

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)