Avoiding multiple "if" statements when iterating a list of objects c#

I have various classes which generate excel graphs.

Each class generates a different graph.

They all share the same private variables, with different values.

I wish to write a generic code, in order to prevent "if" statements to determine which graph is it.

Here is an example of one of the classes:

using System;

namespace GraphsGenerator
{
   public class GraphOne
   {
       #region Private Members

       private string m_baseDir = "";
       private static string m_graphName = "GraphOne";
       private string m_imageFile = m_graphName + Utils.ImageExtension;

       #endregion Private Members

       #region Properties

       public string BaseDir
       {
           set { m_baseDir = value; }
       }
       public string GraphName
       {
           get { return m_graphName; }
       }
       public string ImageFile
       {
           get { return m_imageFile; }
           set { m_imageFile = value; }
       }

       #endregion Properties

       #region Constructor


       public HandTrackingGraphs(string baseDir)
       {
           m_baseDir = baseDir;
       }

       #endregion Constructor
   }
 }

I tried to do this in my main:

List<object> listOfGraphs = new List<object>();
listOfGraphs.Add(new GraphOne());
listOfGraphs.Add(new GraphTwo());
listOfGraphs.Add(new GraphThree());

foreach (object currentGraph in listOfGraphs)
{
   string imageFile = currentGraph.ImageFile;
}

But of course this cannot be done.

Any ideas?