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“A Checklist of Vascular Plants of Southwest Thunder Bay District Ontario” by Walter Hartley

cumulative plant lists of the Thunder Bay District in 1967

Whitefish Lake Plants of 1966

cumulative plant lists of the Rainy River District in 1961

A list of collections made by W.D. Bakowsky from Thunder Bay, Kenora, Rainy River, and Brant

Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Black River Gorge (Jack Pine Stand, Upper Gorge Site), sketches of the Jack Pine Stand – Black River Gorge areas, list of birds in the area

A copy of Canadian Journal of Botany, vol. 56 no. 20 – “Morphological variation in white and black spruce: investigation of natural hybridization between Picea glauca and P. mariana” by William H. Parker and David G. McLachlan, paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Black Spruce Bog on University Forest area, sketches of the area

Correspondence between Keith Denis (Secretary, Thunder Bay Field Naturalist Club) with Alan Cowie and Ralph L. Beacroft concerning plants collected in the Black Sturgeon Bay area, insects collected at Black Sturgeon, plants collected at Black Sturgeon Bay by Claude Garton

booklet: “The Vascular Flora of Liard Hotsprings, B.C., with notes on some Bryophytes” by A.E. Porsild and Howard A. Crum, booklet: “Natural History of Thetis Lake Area new Victoria, British Columbia

Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Castle Creek Ponds, sketches of the area, lists of plants and birds in the area

List of specimens collected at Cavern Lake

Cavern Lake Provincial Nature Reserve: Management Plan Background Information by MNR, six rough copies of “Some Arctic/Alpine Micro Habitats Adjacent to the North Shore of Lake Superior” (no date or author), draft copy of the management plan for Cavern Lake Provincial Nature Reserve

“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”

Report: “Some Floral Aspects of the Hurkett Cove Area”, handwritten notes: Hurkett Cove, Terrain features

Report: “Occasional Papers of The Huron Mountain Wildlife Foundation: Vegetation and Flora of the Huron Mountains” by James R. Wells and Paul W. Thompson (ND), lists of plants/families, memorandum, subject: Proposal for Managing and Preserving an Old Growth White Pine Stand – summary of discussions of meeting of January 21, 1980

Lists of plants collected on the Kenogami-Albany Rivers, booklet: “Kenogami-Albany River: Lakehead University Ecological Expedition, summer 1967”

Article: “Flora of Goose Bay, Labrador” by John M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 77 no. 3, 1963), article: “A Plant Collection from the Mealy Mountains, Labrador, Canada” by J.M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 68 no. 3, 1954), article: “The Flora of the Vicinity of the Merewether Crater, Northern Labrador” by John M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 74 no.1, 1960), booklet: “Vascular Plants of the Hamilton River Area, Labrador” by Ernst C. Abbe, booklet: “The Flora of the Vicinity of the Merewether Crater, Northern Labrador” by John M. Gillett

“Agenda for Visitors’ Trip to Limestone Lake Area and MacDinarmid – Nipigon District” notes and information on the area, including maps

A copy of “Additions & Corrections to the list of vascular plants from the Douglas Lake Region, Michigan” by Edward G. Voss from The Michigan Botanist vol. 16

article: “Curse of Kentucky Leaves Earth Ravaged” from The Vancouver Sun, Sat. June 25, 1969, article: “Isle Royale Research: Balance of Nature – Shifting numbers of wolves and moose refute theories” by Nancy Ross from Tues. April 14, 1987

booklet: “Preserving Natural Areas in Ontario: Private Ownership and Public Rights” by John Swaigen, booklet: “Amendment No. 1: Pukaskwa National Park Management Plan”, booklet: “The Vascular Plants of Southern Ontario” by James H. Soper, article: “Aquatic Vegetation of the Precambrian Shield as represented at Dawson Pond near Dorset, Ontario”, booklet: “Checklist of Vascular Plants of Pickering and Ajax” by Douglas Lockrey and Edgerton Pegg, booklet: “Plants of Pinery”, booklet: “Bibliographic Survey of James Fletcher’s Flora Ottawaensis” by B. Boivin and W.J. Cody, booklet: “Checklist of Vascular and Non-Vascular Plants in the Herbarium of the Great Lakes Forest Research Centre” by F.A. Bricault, two copies of the booklet: “Changes in the Aquatic Biota of Cootes Paradise Marsh” (1982)

booklet: “The Archaeology of Northwestern Ontario, 2: Indian Rock Paintings and Carvings”, correspondence concerning an invoice for a helicopter to Marathon hospital between Claude Garton and J.A. Reilly, a memo titled “Stanley Bur Oak Threatened”, a notebook with various notes concerning Pukaskwa, Cascade River, etc., maps of Thunder Bay and the surrounding areas, notice of a by-law passing in the municipality of Paipoonge, a list of plants collected in the Michipicoten River area

pamphlet: “Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society” (membership), pamphlet: “Royal Botanical Gardens in the Regional Municipalities of Hamilton-Wentworth and Halton, Ontario Canada”, booklet: “The W.G. Benedict Herbarium Collections, Department of Biological Sciences (University of Windsor), “Catalogue of the Herbarium of the Natural Heritage Information Centre (NHIC): Peterborough, Ontario”

Reports and correspondence concerning the Harvais-Barclay Orchid Reserves, checklists of orchids in the Thunder Bay District by Claude Garton (a.k.a. Orchid Location Report), correspondence concerning the Native Orchid Location Survey and copies of the Survey (1970-1974), mainly with Hue N. MacKenzie, information abut other siting of orchids in North America

Multiple maps of lakes in the Thunder Bay area (mainly Shale Lake and Dorian Lake), Information Package on the Highway 11/17 planning for the four-lane highway (1994), correspondence between Erika North and Dr. Paul Barclay with various people concerning the four-lane highway plan and the study/protection of the orchid reserves, including Richard Alway (Chairman, The Ontario Heritage Foundation), directions for how to get to Shale Lake (1989), the article “Effects of Disturbance by Visitors on Two Woodland Orchid Species in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA” by Susan Power Bratton