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Notes written mainly on cue cards providing the latitude and longitude for several key areas in Claude E. Garton’s research, including Black/Sturgeon Bay, Fort William, White Pine Reserve, and Armstrong.

A black duotang containing Thunder Bay Lichens – Database Records from March 20th, 1991, a black duotang entitled “Cliff Wetmore, Lichens-Slatels” from April 19th, 1991, a copy of “Protocols in Lichenology: Culturing, Biochemistry, Ecophysiology and Use in Biomonitoring” by Ilse Kranner, Richard Beckett and Ajit Varma (Eds.), and two printouts of Crustose Lichens in the Calgary, Alberta area, printed in 2007.

Correspondence concerning plants in the Michipicoten area

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and members of the Ministry of Natural Resources, including Guy K. Winterton (Manager)

Correspondence between Erika North and Terri McClymont with Bruce Allen (Missouri Botanical Garden) as well as Claude Garton and those working for the Missouri Botanical Garden concerning the loan of specimen, including Nancy Morin (Administrative Curator) and Dr. Peter Raven (Director), also a copy of Missouri Botanical Garden News Release (Sept. 1992)

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Lesley Lovett Doust (Assistant Professor) of Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts concerning the loan and naming of specimen and map locations

Correspondence between Claude Garton with Dr. William T. Barker (Curator) and Wanda K. Schimming (Graduate Teaching Fellow) of North Dakota State University concerning loans of specimen.

An inventory of specimen records from Olga Lakela Herbarium in December 2007, with some hand written notes, as well as a guide of how to search the specimen database from David Schimpf.

A collection of correspondence with Claude Garton concerning requests for plant/seed specimen, including Mr. William R. Mannierre (Huron Mountain Club), Mr. Barry Starling (Little Marles Cottage, England) and Mrs. Barbara G. Hallowell

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Zofia Michalska (Department of Pharmaceutical Botany) of the Medical Academy of Warsaw in Poland concerning loans and naming of specimen

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

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)

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.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. George F. Ledingham (Department of Biology) concerning the loan of specimen

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

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

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Sister M. Celine of Saint Francis College concerning Geranium maculatum

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Vernon L. Harms (Curator and Professor) at the University of Saskatchewan, a list of Claude E. Garton’s collection from Saskatchewan, as well as copies of “Key to Saskatchewan Carex” by John H. Hudson, 1966

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and M.J. Shchepanek, Collections Manager (botany Division) of National Museum of Canada.

Correspondence between Claude Garton with or concerning Gary A. Shea from 1974.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Mr. Kevin Antoniak of Thebacha College, as well as a Winter Camp Guideline for R.R.T.P. Students (Renewable Resource Technology Program)

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and Claude Garton and Lief Tibell, Department of Systematic Botany in Sweden concerning specimen identification.

A copy of “Atlas of the Rare Vascular Plants of Ontario” by George W. Argus and David J. White (unbound) from 1982

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and William Walley concerning work Walley and Claude Garton had done together in 1973 in Manitoba.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Shan Walshe, who formerly worked for multiple organizations, such as the Department of Lands and Forests, Ministry of Natural Resources, as well as lists of plants collected at Quetico Park and Lake of the Woods Provincial Park