The Anne Fannie Gorham Diary Collection consists of the diary of Anne Fannie Gorham, which describes her daily life in Hamilton, Georgia at the beginning of the Civil War. It also includes a typed transcript of the diary, photocopies of a book on Gorham family genealogy, and a letter stating the finding of the diary.

The Anne Fannie Gorham diary begins in December 30, 1861 and ends with July 13, 1862. It measures 3.5 inches by 5.5 inches. There is an entry for every day, and the subject material includes visits to her sisters' houses, books she was reading, sewing, and the Civil War.

The transcript is 34 pages and covers the entire diary.

The genealogy information is an Inter-Library Loan photocopy of 6 pages of The Gorham Family in Connecticut and Vermont, by Frank William Sprague published in Boston in 1903 by the Press of David Clapp and Son.