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correspondence by Joan Crowe concerning her response to the preliminary management plan for Turtle River-White Otter Lake Park, as well as with members of the MNR, booklet: Turtle River-White Otter Lake Provincial Park preliminary management plan

Four aerial photographs (black and white) and a memorandum sent by J.K. McEwen (Research Scientist) of the Department of Lands and Forests stating they are taken in Trewartha Township

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

multiple booklets containing lists of the vascular plants of the Thunder Bay district

A copy of “Edible Plants of the Thunder Bay Region” (no date or author)

booklet: “Checklist of Plants: Lake Superior Provincial Park”, booklet: “Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, Management Plan” (all booklets by MNR), booklet: “Stage 1: Environmental Conditions and Problem Definition” by Thunder Bay Remedial Action Plans (with letter to Joan Crowe by Ruth Berzel (Technical Writer for Thunder Bay RAP), booklet: “1983 Annual Report, Lakehead Region Conservation Authority, booklet: “Checklist of Ferns, Fern Allies and Herbaceous Flowering Plants of Algonquin Provincial Park (1957), booklet: “Canadian Lakehead Harbours, Fort William and Port Arthur Ontario: Showing Aids to Navigation”, booklet: “The Use of Trees and Plants to Reclaim and Stabilize Taconite Tailings at the Griffith Mine” by G. Zebruck (fourth year forestry student at Lakehead, 1973), “The North Shore Lake Superior Recreation Study, Northern Ontario Wetland Evaluation (draft, June 1991)

“Thunder Bay Silver Mine” history and facts

Two copies of “A Check-list of Vascular Plants of Southwest Thunder Bay District Ontario” by Walter Hartley (one with revisions done 1971, the other not dated), a list of plants collected with a note to Claude Garton from Carol (surname unknown), rough and final copies of “Check list: Vascular Plants of Thunder Bay District, published by The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists” by Claude Garton (revised 1984), a map with a specific area highlighted, “A List of Plants Collected in Thunder Bay District in 1950” by Garton

“Flood Control Measures: Neebing/McIntyre Rivers” and a summary of the inventory sent by D.W. Scott on behalf of The Proctor & Redfern Group, “Features of Geological Interest in the Vicinity of Thunder Bay” (no date or author)

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)

Collection of plants made in the Pas area

A thank-you note for Emma Lehmberg from those who attended a workshop with her from the General Science 0261 Native Access Program. The card features Indigenous art by artist Frank Polson.

Collections from Lake St. Joseph by Susan Bryan in 1996 and collections from Thunder Bay, Kenora, and Rainy River by Mike Oldham in 2011

List of the endangered/rare plants at Superior National Forest, a news release seeking the public’s help in identifying rare plants

Correspondence between Claude Garton and various others, including Jim Wilkinson, Dr. R.A. Wilson, Howard Miller and Barry Starling

Notebooks concerning St. Ignace Island in the summer of 1959: index of plants and journals on general findings

Report: Squaretop Mountain Maple Stand: Area of Natural and Scientific Interest” by the Ministry of Natural Resources, correspondence between Erika North and Joan Crowe with Dr. Will Carmean (School of Forestry) Lakehead University concerning a trip to Squaretop Mountain, lists of plants collected from Squaretop Mountain, copy of an article concerning a request for a nature reserve on Squaretop Mountain

Lists of collections made at Squatetop Mountain, a map of Squaretop Mountain and surrounding area, notes on Squaretop Mountain, “A Community of Arctic-Alpine Plants on the East Shore of Lake Superior” by James Soper and Paul Maycock for the Canadian Journal of Botany (vol. 41)

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Lloyd H. Shinners of Southern Methodist University concerning the loan of specimen

Correspondence between Claude Garton and James H. Soper (University of Toronto, National Museums of Canada, as well as a newspaper clipping entitled “Archaeology Researchers Explain North Shore Work” by Cecilia Le May (The Fort William Daily Times-Journal – Monday, August 15, 1960)

“The Botany of Somerset Island, District of Franklin” by D.B.O. Savile from the Canadian Journal of Botany (vol. 37)

”Meiotic Chromosome Behaviour in Induced Autotetraploids and Amphidiploids in the Lotus Corniculatus Group” and “Crossing Relationships Between Synthetic Lotus Amphidiploids and L. corniculatus” both written by B.H. Somaroo and W.F. Grant

booklet: “Reconnaissance Soil Survey of parts of Northwestern Ontario” by G.A. Hills and F.F. Morwick, booklet: “Soil Survey of Peel County” by D.W. Hoffman and N.R. Richards, booklet: “Soil Survey of Glengarry County” by B.C. Matthews, N.R. Richards and R.E. Wicklund, booklet: “Soil Survey of Essex County” by N.R. Richards, A.G. Caldwell and F.F. Morwick

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Gary Smith from I Am Inc., a newspaper article on the organization, and a list of plants that the organization was interested in growing.

Photographic slide collection of vascular plants from the Thunder Bay District, from the Claude Garton Herbarium, with index featuring 245 different species, a container with non-vascular plant slides (approx. 36), a container with splachnum rubrum (2 slides), a container with “problem slides” (21 slides)

Division Pteridophyta
• Lycopodiaceae: “Clumbuss Family”
• Selaginellaceae: “Spike Moss Family”

Class Equisetopsida
• Equisetaceae: “Horse Tail Family”

Class Pteropsida – Ferns
• Ophioglossaceae: Succulent Ferns
• Osmundaceae: “Flowering Fern Family”
• Aspideaceae: “True Fern Family”
• Aspleniaceae: “Spleenwort Famly”

Division Spermatophyta

Class Gymnospermae
• Cupressaceae: “Juniper Family”
• Pinaceae: Pine Family”