In the course of his research, Graham made notes, both in notebooks and on loose sheets of paper. These were generally concerned with his interests in philosophy, experiencing life and language study.

Notes initially discussing the use of mescaline and nitrous oxide to produce an intense subjective feeling. Silvine Exercise Book, red cover.

Notes initially discussing effects of action. Plain notebook with red cover.

Notes on different texts including by Rousseau, Hayek, Yue fu da ren 岳父大人. "Study Note" book with blue plastic cover.

Notes on various topics including use of LSD, language, poetry drafts, Chinese texts. "Cattleya Note" consisting of four notebook sections bound into a black cover with metal spine.

Notes initially discussing differences between men and animals. Connected with Reason and Spontaneity . Uncovered notebook.

Mixed, unordered philosophical notes on equality and rationality.

Personal philosophical diary pages, "I'm in the habit of chewing on the left side...".

Mixed notes on value and awareness.