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two copies “Ontario Heritage Foundation: Ecological Monitoring of Ladyslippers (Cypripedium spp.) in the Harvais Barclay Orchid Reserves at Dorion and Shale Lake Ontario” by Paul Barclay

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

Copies of “Plants Collected in Ouimet Canyon” by Claude Garton, newspaper article “Picturesque Ouimet Canyon is Mystery to Geologists” by Mrs. V.A. Kivi (ND), multiple copies of “Some Arctic/Alpine Micro Habitats Adjacent to the North Shore of Lake Superior” as well as “Some Unusual Flora Elements in Ouimet Canyon”, a copy of LU Week (vol.5 no.23 April 1973), Ouimet Canyon Provincial Nature Reserve Management Plan from MNR (1984 and ND), map of Wolf River, two copies of Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park master plan

“Hybridization in Gentiana (Gentianaceae): Further Data from J.T. Curtis’s Studies” and “Preliminary Reports on the Flora of Wisconsin, No. 52 Gentiana Hybrids in Wisconsin” both by James S. Pringle

Correspondence, newspaper articles (Globe and Mail, July 1971) and information about Pukaskwa National Park, from its development and needed expenses to exploration and specimen; “Coastal Hiking Trail: from Pic River to Oiseau Bay” booklet by Parks Canada about Pukaskwa National Park, Pukaskwa National Park Management Plan Summary (1982), maps with specific points drawn in pen, a news release highlight The Garton Herbarium will be featured in the Canadian Botanical association’s Review of Canadian Herbaria

“Botanical investigations of Pukaskwa National Park” (drafts and master work), booklet: “Plants Collected from Pukaskwa Park by Forest Management Institute”, booklet: “Plants of Pukaskwa National Park: the north shore of Lake Superior” by Judy Green, Correspondence between Joan Crowe and Dan Couchie (Chief Park Warden) of Pukaskwa National Park concerning lists of plants of Thunder Bay District

Booklet: “Mammals of Quetico” (MNR, 1981), booklet: Lake Names in Quetico: Some Interesting Bits of History” (MNR, 1981), booklet: “Geology of Quetico” (MNR, 1981), pamphlet: Quetico Provincial Park, two copies of booklet: “Provincial Nature Reserves in Ontario”, booklet: “Vascular Plants: Quetico Provincial Park, booklet: “Quetico Provincial Park: Revised Park Policy 1982” by MNR

Checklists/collections of plants of Quetico P.P. with some testing papers, a poster with the title “Save Quetico” guiding people to donate or write to the appropriate authorities, correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Eric A. Bourdeau Jr. of Ford Forestry Center in Michigan on the loan of specimen from Quetico P.P.

A copy of “The Pines: Pickerel Lake: 3 July” listing 65 species of pine in the area

“Pukaskwa National Park Management Plan: Public Consultation Summary”, “Pukaskwa National Park Summary: Draft Management Plan and Comments from the Public”, “Pukaskwa National Park Provisional Master Plan, general information and maps of Pukaskwa National Park, “Archeological Shore Survey at Pukaskwa Park

Collection of plants made in the Pas area

A map of Heron Bay Area (on which pen lines have been drawn, map from 1931), an air photo sketch of Pic Dunes, a list of birds, International Biological Programme Section CT: Conservation of Terrestrial Biological Communities: Check Sheet (completed by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay), pamphlet: “Coastal Hiking Trail from Pic River to Oiseau Bay” by Parks Canada

Plant Checklist for Pukaskwa National Park (Environment Canada), Botanical Investigation: Pukaskwa National Park by Claude Garton and multiple Plant Checklists (ND), pamphlet of “Pukaskwa National Park” by Parks Canada (1977), report on Red Suck Point, Lake Superior by James Soper, correspondence with Garton involving the collection of specimen at Pukaskwa

booklet: “Flora and Vegetation of the Gaspe Peninsula” by Dr. Pierre Dansereau, article: “Plant Records of the Ungava Peninsula, New to Quebec” by Paul F. Maycock, booklet: “Mont St. Hilaire: The Gault Donation to McGill University – Botanical Studies on Mont St. Hilaire, Rouville County, Quebec” by P.F. Maycock

Correspondence between Claude Garton and James Soper with R.J. Vrancort (Director) of Provincial Parks Branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources concerning the protection and preservation of wildlife and plant life in the Ontario Provincial Parks

article: “Plants of Quetico Provincial Park” by Shan Walshe from Wildflower magazine (Winter 1988), Quetico Park 1988 Management Plan Review, “Red Alert in Quetico – Unrestricted Trapping by White Trappers, An Alarming Precedent Set in 1985”, booklet: “Quetico Provincial Park, Revised Park Policy 1989”

Magazine articles and booklets concerning butterflies and plant life at Quetico Park, checklists of ferns, flora, mosses etc. at Quetico P.P. (most by Claude Garton), a paper highlighting the economics of Quetico P.P., a poster with the title “Save Quetico” guiding people to donate or write to the appropriate authorities, a report entitled “Quetico: A Wilderness Park?” by The Save Quetico Committee, “Plant Communities of Quetico Provincial Park” by Shan Walshe, Quetico Provincial Park Master Plan Review and Management Plan, both by the MNR, “Quetico Superior 1909-1984 75th Anniversary” calendar of events by the MNR

Five articles written solely by Vernon L. Harms (University of Saskatchewan) concerning plants in the Saskatchewan area, “Contributions to the Vascular Flora of Boreal Saskatchewan, Canada” by Harms, John H. Hudson and Judy Heilman-Ternier from Rhodora (Journal of the New England Botanical Club), “Catalogue of the vascular plants of central eastern Saskatchewan” by August J. Breitung (1947)

Notes on an expedition to Savant Lake and Lake St. Joseph by Susan Bryan, Vascular Plants of Savant Lake Area and another on Lake St. Joseph (complied by Susan Bryan), list of birds of Lake St. Joseph (two copies, one by Susan Bryan, one by Nick Escott)

Two copies of the same list: Annotated List of the Flora of Schaefer Prairie

Paperwork and results of Claude Garton’s surveying of Red River Road Bog in 1972, sketches of Red River Bog, a list of birds