North Texas Cemetery Preservation participated in the Graham-Argyle Cemetery's Clean-up and Decoration Day in 2006 and 2007 and is returning on May 17, 2008, again.  North Texas Cemetery Preservation in coordination with other volunteers completed repair and leveling of 15 headstone ranging from 50 to 1500 lbs. NTCP also provide Texas Iris for a new flower bed that now surrounds the flag pole and school bell. The pictures on this page were provide by Dan Fauver. 

The historical marker reads:

"This burial ground served teh farming community of graham which grew up here after teh civil war. The first known interment was that of aninfant, george Isbell, on Dec. 10, 1865. An adjacent structure housed a school adn Graham Baptist Church. After 1881, most of teh settlers moved to the nearby town of Argyle on the Texas & Pacific Railroad. The school and church were moved in 1887 after their meeting place burned. In 1888 this property was deeded for cemetery use by C.N. Jarrell. In 1974 volunteers began restoration of the plot, which has about 238 marked graves."