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thesis: “The Phytosociology of Some Northern Limit Sugar Maple Communities”

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. W.F. Grant (Professor of Genetics) and others working at McGill University concerning the loan of specimen

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

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Howard Crum (Bryologist) as well as loan/exchange order sheets between Lakehead and Michigan State University

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Eric A. Bourdo Jr. (Dean, School of Forestry), a list entitled “Plants Shipped to Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario – December 10, 1970, as well as some correspondence between Garton and Geert Raeymarkers (Department of Biological Sciences) and Janice Glime (Associate Professor) concerning the loan and naming of specimen

Correspondence concerning plants in the Michipicoten area

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

Literature pertaining to the Williams Bog in Thunder Bay, as well as a list entitled “Plants of Lake Superior Provincial Park” sent to Claude Garton by Ray Bonenberg (Lake Superior Provincial Park – MNR) as well as other correspondence between Garton and Bonenberg

“Wildflowers of Helmer Myre State Park” and correspondence on information about Draba arabisans between Claude Garton and Welby Smith (State of Minnesota Department of Natural Resources)

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 Joan Crowe and Richard Pemble (Professor and Chairperson) of Moorhead State University concerning the loan of specimen

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 concerning the “Big Dig” project in Wawa between Claude Garton and James Soper, receipts for expenses during the trip, photographs stamped by the National Museum of Canada 1972, many checklists from the excursion

Correspondence between Claude Garton and National Museums Canada (mainly Robert R. Ireland, Chief Bryologist and M.J. Shchepanek, Collections Manager) concerning funds, specimen identification and loans of specimen; “Catalogue of Technical and Scientific Publications” 1988-1989 and 1990-1991 from Canadian Museum of Nature/National Museum of Natural Sciences

Correspondence on the legislation of new National Parks, as well as a copy of Bill C-6, An Act to amend the National Parks Act, which passed on April 4th, 1974.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and members of The New York Botanical Gardens, as well as a questionnaire sent by the curator of the N.Y. Botanical Gardens, Patricia K. Holmgren

Copies of Numerical Index of Vascular Plant Families – New York Botanical Garden

Correspondence between Joan Crowe with Richard Harris (Lichenologist) and Patricia K. Holmgren (Director of the Herbarium) of the New York Botanical Garden concerning the loan of specimen, specifically lichen

Correspondence between (or regarding) Claude Garton with botanists from New Zealand, including David Given (Department of Scientific and Industrial Research), a collection of plant testing done in 1953, records of specimen loaned between the Claude E. Garton Herbarium and New Zealand

An article and list on flowering plants in New Zealand, as well as correspondence between Claude Garton and Joan Crowe with those working in Christchurch, New Zealand, including Mr. J. Wootton (Botany Division-Department of Scientific and Industrial Research)

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

Vascular Plants of the Nipigon River Mouth Nature Reserve, booklet: “Nature Northwest: Thunder Bay Field Naturalists” (vol. 58 no. 2, May 2004)

Collections and checklists from Nipigon River in 1993

booklet: “Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources: Reconnaissance Life and Earth Science Inventory of the Nipigon River”, booklet: Ministry of Natural Resources: “Lake Nipigon Provincial Park: Background Information (draft)”, booklet: Nipigon Bay: Remedial Action Plan, pamphlet: “The History of Lake Nipigon, booklet: “Lake Nipigon: Fisheries Assessment Unit – Preliminary Investigation of Rainbow Smelt Spawning Activity on Lake Nipigon”, results from a vegetation test on Lake Nipigon from The Canadian Field-Naturalist

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Robert A. Morris on the loan and identification of various plants.