Collection numbers 15818-16088
May-July 1974
Collection numbers 16347-16616
Sept. - Nov. 1974, May-July 1975
Collection numbers 16617-16967
July-Aug. 1975, April 1976
Collection numbers 18339-18686
July-Nov. 1978, Jan.-June 1979
Collection numbers 18687-19031
June-July 1979
Collection numbers 19721-20065
Oct.-Nov. 1980, April-June 1981
Collection numbers 21902-22225
June. 1983
Collection numbers 22226-22549
June-July 1983
G.A. Shea collection numbers 10351-10701
Aug. 1976
G.A. Shea collection numbers 10702-11000
Aug. 1976
G.A. Shea collection numbers 11351-11702
July-Aug. 1976
Collection numbers 23198-23521
Aug.-Sept. 1984, July-Oct. 1985, May-Sept. 1986
Collection numbers 23836-24160
July-Sept. 1987, May-July 1988
newspaper clipping: “The Cave of the Bats” (no date or author), newspaper clipping: “Ouimet Canyon Cave is Discovered as Home of Myriads of Brown Bats” (no date or author), correspondence and results from band numbers for bats in Cavern Lake and multiple “Bat Cave Statistics” reports, “1970 Ecology Project Results”
cumulative plant lists for the Claude E. Garton Herbarium and other locations (Pukaskwa National Park, Terrace Bay District) from 1980-1989
cumulative plant lists of the Thunder Bay District in 1965
cumulative plant lists of the Black Bay/Dorion in 1963, correspondence between Claude Garton and Howard Crum (National Museum, Ottawa) concerning plant specimen
a copy of Caret: Lakehead University Science Review (vol. 1 no. 1), a bound draft copy of W.K.W. Baldwin’s Annotated List
Paperwork and results from Claude Garton’s surveying of Albert Lake, list of birds at Albert Lake site, sketches of Albert Lake site.
Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Pic Township – Poplar Stand, sketches of the area
Paperwork and results from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Highway 614 pond south of Dorothy Lake, Highway 614 ridge south of Black River, and Highway 614 Sedge Meadow site, as well as some sketches of the sites along the highway
Correspondence between Susan Bryan and Joan Crowe concerning a joint list of the plants in the Caldwell Lake area, maps of the area, checklist of vascular plants and non-vascular cryptogams of Caldwell Lake
Norfolk Country collections by J.E. Cruise, correspondence between Claude Garton and James H. Soper, John M. Gillett, George W. Argus, Mike J. Shchepanek (National Museums Canada) and members of the Canada Department of Agriculture, all concerning the loan of specimen, plant collection lists by Claude Garton in various locations/years, identification records from Agriculture Canada from specimen loans
A copy of the magazine “Canadian Geographic” (Sept./Oct. 1994), a newspaper clipping “Last of the Giants” concerning the Greenwood Lake Pines by Jon Nelson (The Chronicle Journal, Sat. June 28, 1997), report: “Effects of Nutrient Accumulation by Aspen, Spruce and Pine on Soil Properties” by David H. Alban (Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., Vol. 46, 1982), a duotang full of information on Greenwood Pines, memorandums from Lakehead University concerning Greenwood Lake
Correspondence between Claude Garton and D.R. Lindsay (Chairman, Department of Biology) Lakehead University asking for more staff assistance in the herbarium, lists of “Plants Selected for Inclusion in the Claude Garton Herbarium”, Questionnaire and Instruction: International Register of Specialists and Current Research in Plant Systematics, Herbarium reports