The records of the Traprock Peace Center document the Center's efforts since its founding to train and educate people locally and globally in matters relating to disarmament and nonviolence. The records include full documentation of the Center's activities relating to the nuclear freeze referendum in 1980, including correspondence, campaign materials (resolutions, organizing committee records, legislative packets), program reports, newsletters, newsclippings, and posters.

A small portion of the overall collection is described here. The bulk of the collection was received in 2008 and these materials have not yet been processed, although they are open to research.

This collection is organized into five series:

• Series 1. Newsletter (1979-1985)
• Series 2. Correspondence (1979-1983)
• Series 3. Campaigns and Projects (1980-1985)
• Series 4. Conferences and Summer Programs (1979-1983)
• Series 5. Clippings and Publicity (1979-1985)