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Correspondence between Claude Garton and David F. Archer in England, as well as Dr. R K. Archer, David’s father and director of Equine Research Station after David’s death.

Correspondence between Claude Garton with Catherine Breslin (Research Assistant), Rebecca Eiber (Research Assistant) and Dr. Charles Mason (Biology Department) of the University of Arizona concerning the loan of specimen, as well as a list of plants

Correspondence with various people, including Claude Garton, with George Argus of Central Forest Research and National Museum of Canada, as well as the Botany department of the National Museum of Natural Sciences on Ottawa, Ontario.

Correspondence between Claude E. Garton and various universities, museums, and other scientists. Also correspondence of Erica North, Joan Crowe, and Terri McClymont.

Files A-F in Box 14; G-Mic in Box 15; Min-R in Box 16; S-W in Box 17.

A biography on Albert Ellis Allin, collection reports from Allin from 1964 and1965, correspondence between Allin and J.H. Soper of University of Toronto, as well as W.K.W. (Bill) Baldwin of Natural Museums of Canada.

Correspondence and collections by Jann Atkinson, as well as two maps of Williams Bog Wetland Evaluation, city of Thunder Bay.

Testing results from various specimen mainly by Barry Ziola and Janet Dugle of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, as well as correspondence between Claude Garton and Janet Dugle (Curator of Herbarium) concerning loans of specimen

Correspondence between Claude Garton and representatives from Agriculture Canada.

Contains the Curriculum Vitae of B. Ann Oaks, former Professor of Biology at McMaster University, as well as a list of plants collected at Sauerbrei Lake in 1950 by Oaks.

A letter from Bruce Hyer (Chairman, Environmental Concerns Committee) to Ontario Provincial Parks Council concerning the preservation of the Ogoki-Albany Wilderness Area, “A Statement on Nature Reserves for the Province of Ontario” by The Federation of Ontario Naturalists, “Minister Announces Establishment of 28 Wilderness Areas Across Ontario Under New Legislation”, correspondence between Claude Garton and W.L. Sleeman (District Forester, Department of Lands and Forests” listing areas the Field Naturalists’ Club think should be considered for wilderness areas

A copy of “American Rock Garden Society Bulletin” (vol. 31 no.1 Jan. 1973), a copy of “POA Agassizensis – A New Prairie Bluegrass” by Bernard Boivin and D. Löve, as well as correspondence between Claude Garton and Donald E. Havens of the American Rock Garden Society, as well as others, including Joan Crowe, Bruce McBride and D.F. Archer

“The Winnipeg Anti-Mosquito Campaign”, “Implications of Morphological and Anatomical Variation in Abies Balsamea and A. Lasiocarpa (Pinaceae) from Western Canada” by William H. Parker, Jack Maze and Gary E. Bradfield, “Une Classification de la Flore Synanthropique du Québec et de L’Ontario” by Camille Rousseau, “Some Chromosome Numbers of Carex Species of Canada and Alaska by R.J. Moore and J.A. Calder, “Three Ways to Use the Land” by Paul Barclay-Estrup, “Generating Station Site Selection Program, Northwestern Region, Report on Evaluation of Siting Alternatives” by Ontario Hydro

booklet: “The Caliciales of Boreal North America” by Leif Tibell with a note to Claude Garton written on the cover by Tibell, pages 161-176 of Congrès International de Botanique 1954, article: “Evolution of the Gray’s and Small’s Manual Ranges” by Lloyd H. Shinners, booklet: “The Conservation Authorities Act 1962”, article: “Kew: The Commoners’ Royal Garden” by Thomas Garner James from The National Geographic Magazine”, booklet: “The Origin of Maple Sugar” by James F. Pendergast”

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

Lists of plant collection from Upper English River, Nipigon, Superior and Central Plateau

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 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

Paperwork and results from surveying Castle Creek Ponds and Old Crossing at Pigeon River, done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay, as well as handwritten notes and sketched map of the Pigeon River area

booklet: “Chemical and Physical Properties of Certain Soils Developed from Granitic Materials in New England and the Piedmont, and of their Colloids” by Irvin C. Brown and Horace B. Byers, booklet: “Canoe Country Vacationers” by Marvin Taves, William Hathaway and Gordon Bultena, booklet: “Trees and Shrubs of the Bartlett Experimental Forest, Carrol County, New Hampshire”, booklet: “A Survey of Encampment Forest” written and signed by John T. Pratt

A copy of “Wildland Recreation Research in the Western Lake Superior Basin: An Annotated Bibliography”, a schedule for an excursion into the Quetico area of the Dog River/Matawin Forest, a deconstructed pamphlet entitled “The Future of Our Wild Lands and Parks: Managing America’s Enduring Wilderness Resource”, a deconstructed pamphlet entitled ‘The White Pine” by the Ministry of Natural Resources

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)

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

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

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)

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