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Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Kenogami River Marches, Mile 15 (Crib Road), Burrowes River Marshes, sketches of the areas, list of birds (Crib Road)

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

“The Plants of Western Lake Erie with Observations on Their Distribution” by A.J. Peters, “The Plankton Algae of Lake Erie with special reference to the Chlorophyceae” by Julia W. Snow (fragile), booklet: “A Floristic Analysis of the Vascular Plants of a Marsh at Perry’s Victory Monument, Lake Erie” by Ronald L. Stuckey

Report: “The Higher Aquatic Plants of Shakespeare Island Lake, Ontario” by Andrew L. Pritchard, Project Lake Nipigon (summer project) notebook from Edward W. Fong (photography record book), copies of “The Aquatic Macrophyte Vegetation of an Isolated Island Lake adjacent to Lake Nipigon, Ontario: A Comparative Study after a Fifty-Six Year Interval” by H.M. Dale and C.E. Garton

“Archeological Work on the North Shore of Lake Superior” by T.F. McIlwraith (The Royal Society of Canada, third series vol. 53 section 2), “Field Progress Report 1984 – Superior National Forest Sensitive Plant Program”, reports on Botanical Observations around Lake Superior, Lake Superior North Shore check list (including maps) and vascular plant checklists, article: “A Community of Arctic/Alpine Plants on the East Shore of Lake Superior” by James H. Soper and Paul F. Maycock (with a handwritten note to Claude Garton from Soper)

Lists of plants collected in the Michipicoten River area, aerial photographs (black and white), correspondence between Claude Garton and David Given (National Museum of Natural Sciences), various maps of Lake Superior and surrounding areas

Correspondence between Claude Garton and members of the Ministry of Natural Resources, mainly Tom Beechey (Red Rock Headquarters, Lake Superior Provincial Park) and Dan Paleczny, multiple reports concerning checklist of plants of Lake Superior Provincial Park and adjacent areas, report: “Quetico Provincial Park Master Plan Review 1981”

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.

Correspondence between Terri McClymont and Dr. Robert Ireland, as well as Joan Crowe with Linda M. Ley and Dr. Ireland concerning the loan and naming of specimen

Correspondence between Terri McClymont, Erika North and Joan Crowe with Linda Ley, Curational Assistant (Botany Division) of the Canadian Museum of Nature.

A copy of “An Enthusiasts Guide to the Liverworts and Hornworts of Ontario” by Linda M. Ley and Joan M. Crowe, some correspondence between Linda and Erika North, and two floppy disks belonging to Linda containing graphic and text files.

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.

“A Catalogue of Lichens Reported from Thunder Bay District” and several copies of “Regionally Rare Species in the Thunder Bay District”

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

An inventory of the genera that were once held in the cabinets of the Claude E. Garton Herbarium. The plants are listed from numbers 172-280.

An inventory of the genera that were once held in the cabinets of the Claude E. Garton Herbarium from cabinets 3-7, 10, 12-13 as well as an instruction sheet for checking genera and 23 plant specimen notecards that are incomplete.

Collections made by Mike Oldham in Thunder Bay, Algoma and Rainy River, correspondence between Erika North and Perry Scott concerning plant lists from Rainy River, a list of plant species with several hand-written corrections, lists of plants/species at risk, a list of plant collections in the Squaw Bay/St. Ignace Island area, list of vascular plants of Farabout Peninsula

Correspondence via email by Erika North involving funding and information for the Living Legacy Trust grant for the project Northern Ontario Plant Database and Website.

Correspondence from Erika North concerning loans she leant to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, support for the Northern Ontario Plant Database, loans from the Herbarium from Central Michigan University, as well as other various loan agreements.

Collections of plants written by Stanley Losee, as well as correspondence between Claude Garton and George Lee, Stanley’s acquaintance, and his wife Mrs. Doris Losee. There is also a letter recommending Stanley Losee as an Honourary Member of the Canadian Institute of Forestry.

“Chromosome Numbers of Central and Northwest European Plant Species”, “Subarctic Polyploidy” and “Cytotaxonomy of the Alpine Vascular Plants of Mount Washington”

booklet: “Check list of Manitoba Flora” from the Botany Department of the Manitoba Agricultural College (1922), booklet: “Flora and Vegetation of the Otterburne Area, Manitoba, Canada” by Doris Löve and Jean-Paul Bernard (1959)

Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Industrial Road Bog, Slingshot Creek Poplar Stand sketches of the area and of Manitou Falls, notes on the Manitou Falls site

Request for a nature reserve on Squaretop Mountain, memo titled “Hike into Squaretop Mountain” with accompanying map, “Age, Diameter and Height Analysis of an Acer Saccharum Stand in Northern Ontario” by R.B. Middleton, two copies of “Location of Maple Stands in Lakehead Area” by D.R. Lindsay