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Correspondence between Claude Garton and those working for the University of Montreal, including Dominique Doyon, Jean R. Beaudry (Associate Professor) and Luc Brouillet (Conservateur) concerning the loan of specimen

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

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 between Claude Garton with Mrs. G.M. Keleher (Department of Botany) and Dr. Jennifer M. Walker-Shay (Department of Botany)

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

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

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Dr. Daniel R. Engstrom (Department of Biology) concerning a list being complied of Lake Superior flora

Correspondence between Terri McClymont and Claude Garton with those working at the University of Minnesota, including Dr. Clifford Wetmore (Department of Plant Biology) and Dr. Anita Cholewa (Vascular Plants Collections Manager), Gerald Ownbey, as well as a report on Herbarium activities from U of Minn. from 1956-1957

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Steven J. Wolf (Biology Department) of the University of Missouri concerning the possibility of loan of specimen

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 regarding the donation o a set of books by Joan Hebden to the Claude E. Garton Herbarium

Correspondence between Joan Crowe and M.J. Shchepanek concerning managing a herbarium, as well as a magazine article on the same subject from Duke Magazine’s May-June 1998 issue.

A variety of documents concerning the progress and organization of the Herbarium, including correspondence between Claude Garton and D.R. Lindsay and G.H. Thompson

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Theodore W. Bossert, Curator of Portraits at Hunt Botanical Library, as well as information about Hunt Botanical Library

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Prof. I.T. Vassilczenko (Head Curator of the Herbarium) of the University of Leningrad in the U.S.S.R. concerning the loan of specimen

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

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.

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.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Joan Crow with various people working at University of Helsinki, including Jaakko Nurmi (Assistant Curator), Dr. P. Uotila (Botanical Museum), Prof. Hans Luther (Institute of Botany), and Teuve Ahti (Cryptogamic) concerning the loan of specimen

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.

A booklet and loan form for Hepaticae Exsiccatae S. O. Lindbergii, as well as a correspondence letter between Terri McClymont and Linda M. Ley

A review of Canadian Herbaria by W.K.W. Baldwin, “The Gardens’ Bulletin” (vol. 11, no. 3), “Kinnikinnick” (vol. 7, no. 1) published by the University of Alberta, Index Herbariorum, an email sent by Jennifer Line with the subject line “herbarium in trouble” to Robert McNutt (Principal, Erindale College) in 1999, Plant Collections Newsletter Canada (no. 4, Sept. 1994), an article on the naming of The George F. Ledingham Herbarium, information booklet on the Cryptogamic Herbarium, information about Herbaria Canada and herbariums in general