Subject Files, 1911-1948

Extent:
2.79 cubic ft.
Scope and content:
This series mainly contains materials of Graves’ activities that were outside of her duties as a public official. Although her personal files were often interfiled with her professional records the materials in this series were clearly distinct and therefore kept separate. Included are documents of house renovations, papers from her sons and husband, keepsakes, pamphlets, invitations and letters from the many social and civic organizations Graves was a member of, including material from the Daughters of the American Revolution. Also contains stamps of Graves' image and political pins.
Language:
English
Arrangement:
This series is arranged alphabetically.

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