One hundred rings and counting: Forestry education and forestry in Toronto and Canada, 1907-2007

One Hundred Rings and Counting: Forestry Education and Forestry in Toronto and Canada, 1907-2007

Volumn , Issue , 2009, Pages 1-334

  Kuhlberg, Mark ^a  

^a LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY   (Canada)

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4. F6, W.H. Hearst
5. F150, Gillies Lumber Company
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7. F1095, A.H.D. Ross
8. government collections
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10. RG2, Department of Education: Series 29 and 42
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19. Private Collections: 20-1-561, Bernhard Eduard Fernow, 1885-1930
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24. Private Collections: MG30-A59, Gordon M. Dallyn
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26. W.L. Goodwin Fonds
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28. Spruce Falls Inc. Archives (SFIA)-All fonds
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32. University of Toronto Archives (UTA)
33. administrative records
34. Board of Governors/Governing Council (BOG): A1970-0024, A1973-0025, A2002-0003, and A2005-0120
35. Department of Admissions: A1969-0008 Department of Graduate Records: A1973-0026
36. Faculty of Forestry (FF): A1972-0018, A1972-0025, A1976-0006, A1979-0015, A1985-0036, A1990-0017, A2004-0017, and A2004-0025
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38. Office of the Provost/Vice-Provost (OPV): A1977-0009, A1977-0020, and A2001-0018
39. Registrar: A1973-0051
40. Senate: A1970-0005 and A2002-0004
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43. B1979-0034, J.K. Harkness
44. B1974-0047, J.W.B. Sisam
45. B1989-0010, J.W.B. Sisam
46. B1983-0022, J.H. White
47. Government Documents
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51. Canada Lumberman
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53. Magazine Canadian
54. Forestry Journal
55. Capital Xtra
56. Educational Monthly
57. Forestry Chronicle
58. Forestry Quarterly
59. Globe and Mail
60. Newspaper
61. Port Arthur News Chronicle
62. Profiles: The York University Magazine for Alumni and Friends
63. Pulp and Paper Magazine of Canada
64. St Thomas Evening Journal
65. Toronto Daily Star
66. Toronto Evening Telegram
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