The collection consists of Graham's school notebooks from his time at Whitman (1933 to 1936), two track medals, a leather ribbon with a picture of a Native American that says, "Lest we forget" (1934), Graham's certificate of membership to Tau Kappa Epsilon (1933), two Supreme Court briefs (date unknown), two books about Elbert Hubbard (1927, 1932), flyers for Graham's candidacy for Republican Precinct Commiteeman (date unknown), membership to the Boy Scouts of America Alumni Family (date unknown), a high school diploma (1928), a certificate of appreciation from the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce (1946), membership to the American Judiciary Society (1959), a certificate from Texas honoring him as an "Honorary Texas Citizen" (1950), a certificate from the American Bar Foundation honoring Graham as a "Fellow of the American Bar Foundation" (1978), membership to the National Panel of Arbitrators (1945), admittance as a lawyer in American Samoa (1971), admittance as a lawyer in Washington (1940), correspondence regarding the State Department (1986-1987), speeches about and by Secretary of Defense Weinberger (1986), congratulations to Graham for making partner at a law firm (1950), correspondence about a Harold Stassen campaign (1948), information about a National Jewish Fund Dinner (1985), a manuscript called "Duffling Through Nepal" (1974), correspondence about Bob Richards (1957), correspondence with John Rupp about breakfast meetings (1960-1982), personal correspondence (1971-1986), speech materials (1985-1988), miscellaneous speeches (1956-1987), correspondence with Bob and Peggy Barry (1986), programs for various events (1967-1986), press clippings about Robert Graham (1946-1987), humorous letters and books (1982-1987), photos (date unknown), miscellanous notes and writing(1984-1988), miscellanous personal materials (1986-1988), a talent search for Graham's planned theatrical production about Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions (date unknown), papers about Graham's First Citizen Banquet (1986).