These microfilmed papers relate primarily to Graham's involvement in the Ashland Folk School, the planning of the 50th reunion of its students in 1978, and his interests in world affairs. Included are correspondence, newsletters, clippings, and editorials. The correspondence reflects Graham's continuing interest in the Folk School, farmers' problems, world issues, and non-violent protest (particularly in the 1960s) There are many letters to and from Congressmen regarding current issues. Little is included concerning his participation in the cooperative, farmers, and Friends activities. These papers, other than those pertaining to the Ashland Folk School, reflect some of his activities while living in Madison, Wisconsin. Noted correspondents include Frank Zeidler, Tony T. Dechant, Paul H. Douglas, and E. L. Kirkpatrick. Graham's papers are to be donated to the Bentley Historical Library at the University of Michigan.
