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Primarily manuscript copies of essays, theses, articles, and other prose works by Silas Hertzler. Topics include Mennonite history and the history of education. Materials pertaining to Hertzler's published genealogy may be found in Series 7.

Materials in this series consist primarily of family photographs and photographs depicting daily life and Silas Hertzler's work in Syria and Beiruit from 1919 to 1920.

Assorted biographical, household, legal, and professional documents. Also includes collected information about the Elkhart Institute and Goshen College.

Forms, collected research materials and historical documents, and conrrespondence pertaining to Silas Hertzler's book, The Hertzler - Hartzler Family History, first published in 1952.  Researchers will note that the correspondence extends past Hertzler's death in 1975 because Hertzler's daughter, Charlotte, continued to receive and respond to genealogical correspondence.

Primary documents, articles, and interviews pertaining to the life and family history of Sylvia Gross Bubalo.

Writings by Sylvia Gross Bubalo in the following genres: poetry, articles, essays, journals, and miscellaneous notes.

This series primarily documents Sylvia Gross Bubalo's solo and group exhibitions. Also included in this series are her published works of art created for Mennonite Publishing House, some original sketches, and an inventory of her artwork, as well as artwork she possessed by Vladimir Bubalo and others . Researchers should note that the Mennonite Historical Library in Goshen, Ind. holds nearly all of Sylvia Gross Bubalo's paintings and maintains a file on each one.

In this series, researchers will find incoming and outgoing letters, cards, emails and small pieces of artwork. This series contains primarily personal and family correspondence, although some of her correspondents discussed her creative work. Some of the incoming correspondence provides insight into Sylvia's rich spiritual life and prayer practices.

Documents pertaining to or created by Vladimir Bubalo (1934-1989), Sylvia Gross Bubalo's husband.  Materials include correspondence pertaining to his conscientious objector status and his art, love notes exchanged with Sylvia Gross Bubalo, photographs of his paintings, information on his exhibits and work as an artist and graphic designer, selected sketches, drawings, and graphic design work, and materials from his memorial service in 1989.

Photographs depict Sylvia, her family, friends, time spent at Goshen College, and someof her and Vladimir's artwork. This series also includes photographs of her guest appearance on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and a VHS video cassette of the episode. Researchers should note that the Mennonite Historical Library in Goshen, Indiana holds nearly all of Slyvia Gross Bubalo's paintings and maintains a file on each one.

This series contains clippings and ephemera documenting Slyvia Gross Bubalo's personal life and interests.

This series contains primarily the business and personal correspondence of C. L. Graber, with some correspondence from Mina Roth Graber.

This series contains C.L. Graber's sermon outlines, speeches, articles, and his and Mina Roth Graber's reflections on their life and travels. A manuscript of C.L. Graber's autobiography "Looking Back" is included.

This series contains information on Mina Roth and C.L. Graber's family, including geneological records, family reunion information, and records of marriages, births, and naturalizations.

This series contains photographs and documents pertaining to C.L. Graber's time as a conscientious objector during World War I and the relief work he did in Syria after the war in order to complete his service requirements.