George Graham

George Graham may refer to:

Politics

• Lord George Graham (1715–1747), naval officer, MP for Stirlingshire
• George Graham (Northern Ireland politician) (born 1945), Northern Ireland Democratic Unionist Party politician
• George Graham (Scottish MP) (1730–1801), MP for Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire, Lord Lieutenant of Kinross-shire
• George Graham (soldier) (1772–1830), interim U.S. Secretary of War
• George Graham (New Zealand politician) (1812–1901), New Zealand politician
• George Graham (Australian politician) (1838–1922), member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
• George Graham (New South Wales politician) (fl. 1861), member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
• George Scott Graham (1850–1931), U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania
• George Perry Graham (1859–1943), Canadian MP from Ontario
• George G. Graham (born 1931), former Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party
• George J. Graham, Jr. (1938–2006), political theorist
• George Graham (North Carolina politician) (born 1949), member of the North Carolina General Assembly

Sportspeople

• George Graham (footballer) (born 1944), Scottish football player who won titles as an Arsenal player and manager
• George Graham (Australian footballer) (1903–1983), Australian rules footballer
• George Graham (mountaineer), Aoraki / Mount Cook
• George Graham (rugby) (born 1966), rugby player for Scotland and Newcastle Falcons
• George Graham (soccer) (1902–1966), player capped once for Canada

Others

• George Graham (bishop) (died 1643), Scottish bishop
• George Graham (clockmaker) (1673–1751), English clockmaker and inventor
• George Farquhar Graham (1789–1867), Scottish musicologist
• George Rex Graham (1813–1894), founder of Graham's Magazine in Philadelphia
• George Graham (ethnographer) (1874–1952), New Zealand accountant, lawyer and ethnographer
• George Graham (Registrar General), Registrar General of England and Wales (1842–1880)
• George Mason Graham (1807–1891), first chairman of the board of trustees of the Louisiana State Seminary of Learning, forerunner of Louisiana State University