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“The Plants of Western Lake Erie with Observations on Their Distribution” by A.J. Peters, “The Plankton Algae of Lake Erie with special reference to the Chlorophyceae” by Julia W. Snow (fragile), booklet: “A Floristic Analysis of the Vascular Plants of a Marsh at Perry’s Victory Monument, Lake Erie” by Ronald L. Stuckey

Lists of plants collected in the Michipicoten River area, aerial photographs (black and white), correspondence between Claude Garton and David Given (National Museum of Natural Sciences), various maps of Lake Superior and surrounding areas

“A Catalogue of Lichens Reported from Thunder Bay District” and several copies of “Regionally Rare Species in the Thunder Bay District”

Collections made by Mike Oldham in Thunder Bay, Algoma and Rainy River, correspondence between Erika North and Perry Scott concerning plant lists from Rainy River, a list of plant species with several hand-written corrections, lists of plants/species at risk, a list of plant collections in the Squaw Bay/St. Ignace Island area, list of vascular plants of Farabout Peninsula

Checklist of the Vascular Plants of Jarvis Bay Property

Report: “The Higher Aquatic Plants of Shakespeare Island Lake, Ontario” by Andrew L. Pritchard, Project Lake Nipigon (summer project) notebook from Edward W. Fong (photography record book), copies of “The Aquatic Macrophyte Vegetation of an Isolated Island Lake adjacent to Lake Nipigon, Ontario: A Comparative Study after a Fifty-Six Year Interval” by H.M. Dale and C.E. Garton

“Archeological Work on the North Shore of Lake Superior” by T.F. McIlwraith (The Royal Society of Canada, third series vol. 53 section 2), “Field Progress Report 1984 – Superior National Forest Sensitive Plant Program”, reports on Botanical Observations around Lake Superior, Lake Superior North Shore check list (including maps) and vascular plant checklists, article: “A Community of Arctic/Alpine Plants on the East Shore of Lake Superior” by James H. Soper and Paul F. Maycock (with a handwritten note to Claude Garton from Soper)

Correspondence between Claude Garton and members of the Ministry of Natural Resources, mainly Tom Beechey (Red Rock Headquarters, Lake Superior Provincial Park) and Dan Paleczny, multiple reports concerning checklist of plants of Lake Superior Provincial Park and adjacent areas, report: “Quetico Provincial Park Master Plan Review 1981”

Lists of plants collected on the Kenogami-Albany Rivers, booklet: “Kenogami-Albany River: Lakehead University Ecological Expedition, summer 1967”

Article: “Flora of Goose Bay, Labrador” by John M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 77 no. 3, 1963), article: “A Plant Collection from the Mealy Mountains, Labrador, Canada” by J.M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 68 no. 3, 1954), article: “The Flora of the Vicinity of the Merewether Crater, Northern Labrador” by John M. Gillett (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 74 no.1, 1960), booklet: “Vascular Plants of the Hamilton River Area, Labrador” by Ernst C. Abbe, booklet: “The Flora of the Vicinity of the Merewether Crater, Northern Labrador” by John M. Gillett

“Agenda for Visitors’ Trip to Limestone Lake Area and MacDinarmid – Nipigon District” notes and information on the area, including maps

“Chromosome Numbers of Central and Northwest European Plant Species”, “Subarctic Polyploidy” and “Cytotaxonomy of the Alpine Vascular Plants of Mount Washington”

booklet: “Check list of Manitoba Flora” from the Botany Department of the Manitoba Agricultural College (1922), booklet: “Flora and Vegetation of the Otterburne Area, Manitoba, Canada” by Doris Löve and Jean-Paul Bernard (1959)

Paperwork and results of from testing done by Claude Garton, D. Perraton and Paul Barclay at Industrial Road Bog, Slingshot Creek Poplar Stand sketches of the area and of Manitou Falls, notes on the Manitou Falls site

Request for a nature reserve on Squaretop Mountain, memo titled “Hike into Squaretop Mountain” with accompanying map, “Age, Diameter and Height Analysis of an Acer Saccharum Stand in Northern Ontario” by R.B. Middleton, two copies of “Location of Maple Stands in Lakehead Area” by D.R. Lindsay

“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)

Articles written concerning the plants of the Northwest Territories, mainly Nahanni National Park and the Melville Peninsula, written mainly by William J. Cody and George W. Scotter, many reprinted by The Canadian Field-Naturalist

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

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

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

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

article: “The Botany of Somerset Island, District of Franklin” by D.B.O. Savile, booklet: “The Terrestrial Cryptogams of Northern Ellesmere Island” by Rudolf M. Shuster, William C. Steere and John W. Thomson, booklet: “Notes on Plant Occurrence Along Lower Liard River, N.W.T.” by W.W. Jeffrey, article: “The Vascular Flora of an Alpine Valley in the Mackenzie Mountains, N.W.T.” by A. E. Porsild, article: “A Plant Collection from Southern Interior of Bank’s Island, N.W.T.” (The Canadian Field Naturalist vol. 86 no. 4)

“Ontario Surveys and the Land Surveyor” by W.F. Weaver (written 1946), “Welcome back to our Colourful Past: A brief look at our area in the 1920’s and 1930’s”, “An analysis of Morphological Variation in White and Black Spruce from Northwestern Ontario” by David McLachlan (with a thank-you note attached from McLachlan to Claude Garton), two copies of “A Checklist of Plants for the Geraldton District”, “Toward a Wetland Classification for Ontario” by J.K. Jeglum, A.N. Boissonneau and V.F. Haavisto, “Conservation Illustrated” by Canadian Nature Magazine, “Nature and its Conservation” by Toronto Field Naturalists’ Club, “itinerary for CBA-ABC Field Trip: Man’s Impact on the Canadian Flora” in London, ON lead by J.F. Alex and E.F. Johnson

seven copies and editions of “Ontario Heritage Foundation: Ecological Monitoring of Ladyslippers at the Harvais-Barclay Orchid Reserves in Northwestern Ontario” by Erika North, Paul Barclay, or both