Work written by Al Harris and Mike Oldham (lists of plants in Ontario), as well as correspondence between them with Erika North and Sue Bryan.
A folder containing correspondence about and a list of vascular plants in the Thunder Bay area. Correspondence is mainly between Erika North and Allan Harris.
Correspondence between Joan Crowe with Ross Hastings and Julie Hrapko (Curator of Botany) of the Provincial Museum of Alberta, as well as Claude Garton and Dr. L. Bliss (University of Alberta)
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.
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 Lloyd H. Shinners of Southern Methodist University concerning the loan of specimen
Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. A Murray Evans (Associate Professor and Director of the Herbarium) and Olle Pellmyr (Department of Botany) at the University of Tennessee, concerning the loan of specimen
Correspondence between Claude Garton and various peers in Ontario, including Daniel Brunton in Ottawa, Mr. James L. Hodgins in Toronto, George R. Lee in Sault Ste. Marie, as well as a copy of The Tozer Herbarium of the Oshawa-Scugog Area of Southern Ontario: Bernard Boivin, Plant Research Institute, Ottawa Canada
Correspondence between Claude Garton and Geraldine A. Allen (Assistant Professor and Curator of the Herbarium) and others from the University of Victoria concerning the loan of specimen
Correspondence between Claude Garton and Harry Williams, mainly about hepatics in Ontario.
Records of the Soviet Karelia Oral History interview project, including consent forms, photographs, correspondence, and news clippings.
Photographs of research participants, their homes, etc
Mayme Sevander in TBay: Karelia Research, Karelian Finns in TBay
Notes on research, excerpts from transcripts, with some translation and some coding
Excerpts and translations of interview transcripts.
Postcards and letters from research participants
Notes, transcript of interviews. Interviewee should only be referred to by initials
Notes, transcript of interviews.
Notes, transcript of interviews.
Records of a research project by Raija Warkentin, Finnish-Canadian Immigrant Women’s Health Research. This research was conducted in Thunder Bay from 1996-2002 through a series of interviews with Finnish-Canadian women who had immigrated to the Thunder Bay area. Warkentin asked a variety of open-ended questions pertaining to their family health histories, natural home remedies for illnesses used by Finnish people; and exploring Finnish-Canadian women’s health generally.
This collection includes interviews in both English and Finnish, newspaper clippings, photographs, and Raija Warkentin’s own journal entries through the process of these interviews.