Guide to the Elizabeth Robins Papers MSS.002

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Descriptive Summary

Creator:	Robins, Elizabeth, 1862-1952
Title:	Elizabeth Robins Papers
Dates [inclusive]:	1803-1963
Abstract:	Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952) was an actress, playwright, prolific novelist and suffragist. American born and educated, Robins spent most of her adult life living and working in England, first in London and later in London and Sussex. The nearly one hundred linear feet of materials which comprise the Elizabeth Robins Papers reflect the many facets of Robins' life. The collection includes diaries, photographs, scrapbooks and ephemera, as well as correspondence with a variety of dynamic personalities, and is a resource not only for studying her life and works, but for examining a wide range of family, social, and political issues. The collection provides insight into American and English theater in the late 19th century, English literary circles, and the women's suffrage and feminist movements in England and America, as well as information on gold mining camps in post Civil War Colorado and turn of the century Alaska. Largely because of her long term friendship with Dr. Octavia Wilberforce, there is information on the movement for improved health care for women and children. The correspondence of Raymond Robins, Elizabeth Robins' brother, adds another dimension to the collection. His letters are an excellent source for the study of Chicago political history, the Settlement House Movement, and Progressive Party politics.
Quantity:	100 Linear Feet
Location:	Materials are stored offsite and advance notice is required for use. Please request materials at least two business days prior to your research visit to coordinate access.
Language:	Materials are in English.
Call Phrase:	MSS.002

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Biographical Note

Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952) was an actress, playwright, prolific novelist and suffragist. American born and educated, Robins spent most of her adult life living and working in England, first in London and later in London and Sussex.

Robins, born in Louisville, Kentucky, was the first child of Charles E. Robins and Hannah M. (Crow) Robins.[l] Her parents had six other children, two of whom died in infancy. Her sister Eunice (Una) died in 1886, at age twenty. Of her three brothers, Saxton (1869-1901), Vernon (1872-1934) and Raymond (1873 1954), Robins was closest to Raymond, as their lifelong correspondence testifies.

Jane H. Robins, Elizabeth Robins's paternal grandmother, helped to rear most of the Robins children. Charles E. Robins was often away from his family pursuing a variety of business ventures and Hannah Robins spent much of her time with relatives in Louisville, Kentucky. Well into their adult years, Elizabeth and Raymond Robins recalled staying in Jane H. Robins's "Old Stone House" in Zanesville, Ohio. [For more information on the Robins family background, see the description for Series Three: Robins Family Papers.]

After 1880, Robins moved to New York City and began an acting career. She became a member of the Boston Museum Company, James O'Neill's Monte Cristo Traveling Company, and toured with Edwin Booth Lawrence Barrett. She appeared in such plays as A Celebrated Case, Julius Caesar, and The Merchant of Venice, first under the stage name Claire Raymond and later as Bessie Robins.

While a member of the Boston Museum Company, Robins met and married George Richmond Parks, another actor in the company. The 1885 marriage did not last long. Two years after the wedding, Parks committed suicide by jumping into the Charles River at the stroke of midnight, using a suit of theatrical armor to weigh himself down. Elizabeth Robins never remarried.

In 1888, Robins traveled abroad on a journey which included a stop in England. While she retained her American citizenship and made frequent visits to America, she adopted England as her permanent residence.

In England Robins established herself as a serious actress. She played a number of roles, such as Claire de Cintre in Henry James's The American, but by the 1890's she had discovered the plays of Ibsen and English audiences had discovered her. She became best known as an Ibsen actress, appearing as Hedda in Hedda Gabler, Rebecca West in Rosmersholm, Nora in A Doll's House, and, her most famous part, Hilda Wangel in The Master Builder.

Robins's interest in non-conventional theater led to her involvement in producing plays. She found the actor-manager system confining because it did not allow her to choose her own roles; controversial plays received little support from the powerful actor-managers. In the early 1890's, therefore, she joined forces with Marion Lea, another actress interested in Ibsen's plays, to produce Hedda Gabler.

Hedda Gabler was the first of many plays Robins was influential in bringing to the English stage. In 1896 she organized the Ibsen-Echegaray subscription series to raise money for the productions of Little Eyolf and Jose Echegaray's Mariana.

The following year William Archer (1856-1924) joined her in forming the New Century Theatre to sponsor non-profit productions. Although short-lived, the New Century produced several plays including John Gabriel Borkman, Admiral Guinea, and Peer Gynt.

During the 1890's, while Robins was active in English theater, she began a new career as a writer. Under the pseudonym C.B. Raimond, she saw four of her novels published by 1898. She also collaborated with her friend Florence Bell (1851-1930) on the play Alan's Wife, published anonymously in 1893. After the publication of one of her most successful novels, The Open Question (1898), Robins's identity as C.E. Raimond became widely known. [See Appendix I for a list of Robins's published books.]

In 1900 Robins went to Alaska in search of her brother Raymond, who, a few years earlier, had joined the gold rush in the Klondyke. Worried about her brother's safety, she convinced William T. Stead, publisher of the Review of Reviews, to finance her trip with the agreement that she would write articles for him about her travels. Although she was only in Alaska briefly, the journey was an important event in her life. In addition to convincing Raymond Robins to leave Alaska (which she believed saved his life), she wrote two novels, The Magnetic North (1904) and Come and Find Me (1908), and several short stories based on her experiences.

In November 1902 Robins made her final appearance as an actress in Mrs. Humphry Ward's Eleanor at the Court Theatre. Thereafter she devoted more time to writing and to her growing interest in issues of women's equality.

In 1907 a new play by Robins, Votes for Women, opened in London. Shortly after, her novelization of it, The Convert (1907), was published. During this time, she joined the Women's Social and Political Union and, in 1907, became a committee member of that organization. According to her diary entries for the years 1907-1911, Emmeline and Sylvia Pankhurst visited Robins on occasion and discussed policies for the campaign. Robins was also involved with the Actresses' Franchise League and served as vice president for the Women Writers' Suffrage League. She wrote many articles in support of women's suffrage, including "Why" (1910) and "A Defense of Militant Suffrage" (1913). The 1913 publication of Way Stations brought together a collection of her articles and speeches about suffrage.

In 1908 Robins met Octavia Wilberforce (1888-1963), who became her lifelong companion. Wilberforce studied medicine and became a doctor with special interest in health matters relating to women and children. She worked at the New Sussex Hospital for Women and Children, where Robins served on the Board of Management. In 1927 Robins, with Wilberforce and Dr. Marjorie Hubert, converted her country home, Backsettown, into a restplace for overworked women. She arranged for Backsettown to remain as a place of recuperation after her death. The facility is still in operation today.

Robins's interest in feminism continued throughout the 1920's. In 1924 she published Ancilla's Share, a collection of essays on sexism which also addressed the problem of racism and the possibilities for pacifism. During this period, she served on the Board of Directors of Time and Tide, a magazine begun by Viscountess Rhondda (Margaret Haig Mackworth) for and about women, and became involved with The Six Point Group.

During World War I, Robins performed Emergency Corps relief work, served as Honorary Librarian at the Military Hospital in London, and lectured to school children in Sussex. She spoke for the Ministry of Food in England and Ireland and was involved with the Henfield Women's Institute in Sussex, which she later served as honorary president.

Robins spent most of the period during World War II in the United States. The Vassar Alumni House in New York, the Princeton Inn in New Jersey, and the Prince George Hotel in New York City were several of her residences during the war.

Elizabeth Robins died in England on May 8, 1952, in her ninetieth year.

Footnote
1. Charles E. Robins had one son, Eugene, by a previous marriage.

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Scope and Content Note

The nearly one hundred linear feet of materials which comprise the Elizabeth Robins Papers, 1803-1963, in New York University's Fales Library reflect the many facets of Robins' full life. Robins retained family papers predating her birth as well as her own correspondence with a variety of dynamic personalities. Her papers, therefore, are a resource not only for studying her life and works, but for examining a wide range of family, social, and political issues. The early papers, a slice of Americana, are valuable for studying family, religious, and educational history. Dating from 1803, the Robins family papers consist of diaries, correspondence, compositions, poetry, and photographs. Also present is information on gold mining camps in post Civil War Colorado and turn of the century Alaska, as Robins, her father, and two of her brothers all spent time in mining camps.

The papers from Elizabeth Robins' lifetime provide insight into American and English theater in the late 19th century, English literary circles, and the women's suffrage and feminist movements in England and America. Largely because of her long-term friendship with Dr. Octavia Wilberforce, there is information on the movement for improved health care for women and children.

The correspondence of Raymond Robins, Elizabeth Robins' brother, adds another dimension to the collection. His letters are an excellent source for the study of Chicago political history, the Settlement House Movement, and Progressive Party politics.

The thirteen series which comprise the Papers of Elizabeth Robins are measured in linear feet and inches. Each series has a descriptive note and a container list. Oversize materials are cross referenced from their originating series, and listed in an "Oversize Materials" series at the end of the container list.

Arrangement

Each of the 13 series in the collection are arranged into a number of subseries.

The three subseries of Series I: Diaries, 1873-1952 are arranged chronologically within each series:
Subseries A: Diaries, 1876-1952
Subseries B: Engagement Books, 1892
Subseries C: Notebooks, 1873-1940

Series II: General Correspondence, 1873-1952 is arranged into three subseries:
Subseries A: General Correspondence, 1873 - 1887
Subseries C: General Correspondence, Subject Files
Subseries C: Notebooks, 1873-1940

Subseries A and B are arranged alphabetically by correspondent; Subseries C is alphabetical by subject. All are arranged chronologically within each folder; undated materials are filed at the end of folders.

Series III: Robins Family Papers, 1803-1933 is arranged into nine subseries:
Subseries A: Jane H. Robins 1814 - 1885
Subseries B: Charles E. Robins 1836 - 1893
Subseries C: Sarah E. Robins 1838 - 1866
Subseries D: Hannah M. Robins 1841 - 1890
Subseries E: Eunice (Una) Robins 1880 - 1886
Subseries F: Vernon Robins 1881 - 1933
Subseries G: Saxton Robins 1882 - 1901
Subseries H: Additional Family Members 1803 - 1876
Subseries I: Family Books

Subseries A-G are arranged chronologically. Correspondence with Elizabeth Robins is at the beginning of each subseries, followed by General Correspondence, Business Correspondence and/or personal items such as notebooks, essays, etc. Correspondence is arranged alphabetically; diaries and letterpress books by chronology. The extreme diversity of material in this series complicates uniform arrangement and description.

Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins, 1887-1951 is arranged into four subseries:
Subseries A: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins to Elizabeth Robins
Subseries B: Margaret Dreier Robins
Subseries C: Raymond Robins, General Correspondence
Subseries D: Printed Material and Ephemera

Suberies A-C are arrange chronologically within each subseries.

Series V: Florence Bell, 1891-1930 is arranged into five subseries:
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins to Florence Bell, 1892 - 1930
Subseries B: Florence Bell to Elizabeth Robins, 1891 - 1930
Subseries C: General Correspondence, 1891-1929
Subseries D: Literary Productions
Subseries E: Printed Materials

Subseries A-E are arranged chronologically within each subseries.

Series VI: Octavia Wilberforce, 1916-1963 is arranged into four subseries:
Subseries A: Octavia Wilberforce to Elizabeth Robins, 1916-1950
Subseries B: Elizabeth Robins to Octavia Wilberforce, 1924-1943
Subseries C: General Correspondence, 1918-1963
Subseries D: Printed Material

Each subseries is arranged chronologically within the subseries.

Series VII is arranged alphabetically.

Series VIII: Theater Productions is arranged into two subseries; alphabetically, primarily by play title:
Subseries A: Business Records
Subseries B: Prompt copies and annotated typescripts

Series IX: Photographic Materials is arranged into eight subseries according to subject matter and material type:
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins
Subseries B: General Portraits
Subseries C: Robins Family
Subseries D: Alaska
Subseries E: Backsettown
Subseries F: Chinsegut
Subseries G: Colorado, and other places
Subseries H: Negatives

Series X: Legal and Financial Records is arranged into two subseries:
Subseries A: Legal Records
Subseries B: Financial Records

Series XI: Scrapbooks is arranged chronologically into two subseries:
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins, 1874 - 1904
Subseries B: George Richmond Parks, 1871 - 1883

Series XII: Printed Material is arranged chronologically into twelve subseries:
Subseries A: Proofs of Elizabeth Robins's literary productions
Subseries B: Elizabeth Robins's publications
Subseries C: Theatre
Subseries D: Literary and Political Publications
Subseries E: Political, Cultural and Social Events
Subseries F: Backsettown
Subseries G: Putnam Seminary
Subseries H: Alaska
Subseries I: Pictures
Subseries J: Maps
Subseries K: Newspaper Clippings
Subseries L: Books from Elizabeth Robins's library

Series XIII: Artifacts and Ephemera is arranged into three subseries:
Subseries A: Artifacts
Subseries B: Ephemera
Subseries C: Miscellaneous

Missing Title

Series I: Diaries
Series II: General Correspondence
Series III: Robins Family Papers
Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins
Series V: Florence Bell
Series VI: Octavia Wilberforce
Series VII: Literary Productions
Series VIII: Theater Productions
Series IX: Photographic Materials
Series X: Legal and Financial Records
Series XI: Scrapbooks
Series XII: Printed Materials
Series XIII: Ephemera and Artifacts
Oversize - Series II: General Correspondence
Oversize - Series III: Robins Family Papers
Oversize - Series VII: Literary Productions
Oversize - Series VIII: Theater Productions
Oversize - Series IX: Photographic Materials
Oversize - Series X: Legal and Financial Records
Oversize - Series XI: Scrapbooks
Oversize - Series XII: Printed Materials
Oversize - Series XIII: Ephemera and Artifacts

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Access Points

Subject Names

James, Henry, 1843-1916
Irving, Henry, Sir, 1838-1905
Ickes, Harold L. (Harold LeClair), 1874-1952
Mackworth, Margaret Haig Thomas, Viscountess Rhondda, 1883-1958
Lea, Marion
Green, Alice Stopford, 1848-1929
Granville-Barker, Harley, 1877-1946
Forbes-Robertson, Johnston, Sir, 1853-1937
Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906
Heinemann, William, 1863-1920
Grey of Fallodon, Edward Grey, Viscount, 1862-1933
Robins, Charles Ephraim, 1836-1893
Robins, Ephraim
Robins, Jane H.
Robins, Margaret Dreier
Robins, Eunice
Robins, Hannah M.
Pankhurst, Christabel, Dame, 1880-1958
Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934
Pollock, Frederick, Sir, 1845-1937
Pankhurst, Emmeline, 1858-1928
Parks, George Richmond, 1856-1887
Simmonds, Florence
Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950
Wells, Thomas B.
Stead, W. T. (William Thomas), 1849-1912
Wilberforce, Octavia, 1888-1963
Robins, Sarah E.
Robins, Raymond, 1873-1954
Robins, Vernon
Robins, Saxton
Scott, David
Rothenstein, William, Sir, 1872-1945
Sharp, Rachel
Sharp, Evelyn
Woolf, Virginia, 1882-1941
Archer, William, 1856-1924
Bell, Florence Eveleen Eleanore Olliffe, Lady, 1851-1930
Bell, Elsa
Dreier, Mary E. (Mary Elisabeth), 1875-1963
Echergaray, Jose, 1828-1906
Bell, Hugh, Sir
Bell, Gertrude Lowthian, 1868-1926

Document Type

Scrapbooks.
Wills
Telegrams
Tintypes (prints)
Stereographs.
Tax returns.
Speeches.
Prompt books.
Programs (documents)
Portraits.
Poetry.
Contracts
Notes.
Yearbooks
Playbills.
Diaries
Passports.
Negatives (photographic)
Marriage licenses.
Visiting cards.
News bulletins.
Correspondence.
Letterpress copybooks.
Maps.
Genealogies.
Ledgers (account books)
Inventories.
Posters.
Bankbooks.
Albums.
Brochures.
Broadsides (notices)
Manuscripts for publication.
Account books.
Agreements.
Accounts.
Pamphlets.
Essays.
Deeds.
Daguerreotypes.
Postcards.
Notebooks
Galley proofs.
Drawings
Photographic prints.
Clippings (information artifacts)
Reviews (document genre)

Subject Organizations

James O'Neill Company
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Little Annie Gold Mining Company (Colorado)
Free Society of Anarchists of North America
Henfield Women's Institute
Progressive Party (U.S. : 1912)
Putnam Female Seminary (Zanesville, Ohio)
Northwest University Settlement
New Century Theatre (London, England)
New Sussex Hospital for Women and Children
Western Baptist Theological Institute
Women's Social and Political Union (Great Britain)
Women Writers' Suffrage League
Bell Brothers
Actresses' Franchise League
American Red Cross Mission to Russia
Alaska Commercial Company
Chicago Commons Association
Edwin Booth's American Acting Company
Boston Museum Company
Booth and Barret Company

Subject Topics

Suffrage -- United States.
Theatrical publishing.
Women -- Education.
Prison reformers.
Social workers |v Correspondence, reminiscences, etc.
Suffrage -- Great Britain.
Actors -- Correspondence.
Novelists, American |y 19th century.
Novelists, American -- 20th century.
Novelists, English |y 19th century.
Families -- United States.
Family -- Religious life.
Actresses -- United States.
Actresses -- Great Britain.
Theater -- Production and direction.
Women -- Health and hygiene.
Fiction |y 20th century.
Genealogy.
Health facilities -- Administration.
Motion picture actors and actresses.
Family records.
Farms -- England.
Feminism
Fiction |y 19th century.
Women novelists.
Women's rights.
World War, 1939-1945.
Women -- Suffrage
Women authors, American.
Women authors, English.
Women in medicine -- England.
Playwriting.
Authors, English.

Subject Places

Florida.
Alaska.

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Administrative Information

Provenance

In 1964, New York University Library purchased the papers (1803-1963) of Elizabeth Robins (1862-1952), actress, playwright, novelist, and suffragist. When Robins died in 1952, her longtime friend Octavia Wilberforce gained possession of the papers which now make up the collection. Upon Wilberforce's death, Leonard Woolf became the Literary Executor and it was through him that New York University's library arranged to purchase the collection from the Chicago firm of Hamill and Barker.

Some G. B. Shaw letters were viewed by Dan. H. Laurence in England after NYU purchased the collection, but before it was shipped to NYC. Laurence included these in his: Laurence, Dan H. (1965). Bernard Shaw: Collected Letters, 1874–1897. London & Beccles: William Clowes & Sons, Ltd. Not all of the letters were in the collection when it was processed by the library. See the collection folders for details.

Access Restrictions

Materials are open to researchers. Please contact the Fales Library and Special Collections, fales.library@nyu.edu, 212-998-2596.

Use Restrictions

Copyright (or related rights to publicity and privacy) for materials in this collection was not transferred to New York University. Permission to use materials must be secured from the copyright holder. Please contact the Fales Library and Special Collections, fales.library@nyu.edu, 212-998-2596.

Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Identification of item, date (if known); The Elizabeth Robins Papers; MSS 002; box number; folder number; Fales Library and Special Collections, New York University Libraries.

Related Material

Additional relevant material is held by the Berg Collection of The New York Public Library and the Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas, Austin. Related collections include the Raymond Robins Papers in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison; the Robins Papers in the Rare Books and Manuscripts Division, University of Florida, Gainesville; and the Papers of the Women's Trade Union League in the Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Purchased through Leonard Woolf in 1964. The accession number associated with this purchase is 1964.002. An additional accretion was donated on an unknown date; the accession number is 2009.002.

Processing Information

Processed by Janet Evander, Project Archivist, with assistance from Marion Casey, Collection Assistant in 1985. Thomas Frusciano and Dorothy Swanson were Archival Advisors.

Finding aid was edited in 2013 and 2014 to accurately reflect holdings.

In January 2016, boxes from Series II-Series XIII and all oversize boxes were renumbered to numerically follow Series I. Researchers with citations to previous box numbers should contact fales.library@nyu.edu for assistance with identifying new box numbers.

In February 2019 materials housed in Box 289 were rehoused in preparation to be sent offsite.

Bibliography

Below is a bibliography of Elizabeth Robins' published works. Those works indicated with an asterisk (*) are available in Fales.Robins, Elizabeth. *Alan's Wife. 1893 (with Florence Bell), 1893 Robins, Elizabeth. *Ancilla's Share. 1924 Robins, Elizabeth. Below the Salt. 1896 [English version of The Fatal Gift of Beauty ]Robins, Elizabeth. *Both Sides of the Curtain. 1940Robins, Elizabeth. *Camilla. 1918Robins, Elizabeth. *Come and Find Me. 1908 (serialized in Century - April 1907 to March 1908)Robins, Elizabeth. *The Convert. 1907Robins, Elizabeth. *A Dark Lantern. 1905 Robins, Elizabeth. *The Fatal Gift of Beauty, And Other Stories. 1896 [American version of Below the Salt] Robins, Elizabeth. *The Florentine Frame. 1909 Robins, Elizabeth. George Mandeville's Husband. 1894Robins, Elizabeth. *The Magnetic North. 1904 Robins, Elizabeth. *The Messenger. 1919 Robins, Elizabeth. The Mills of the Gods. 1908 Robins, Elizabeth. *My Little Sister. 1913 (American version of Where are You Going to?) Robins, Elizabeth. *The New Moon (or Milly's Story). 1895 Robins, Elizabeth. *The Open Question, A Tale of Two Temperaments. 1899 Robins, Elizabeth. *Portrait of a Lady. 1941 Robins, Elizabeth. *Prudence and Peter; A Story for Children About Cooking Out-of-Doors and Indoors. 1928 (with Octavia Wilberforce) Robins, Elizabeth. *Raymond and I. 1956 (posthumous) Robins, Elizabeth. *The Secret that was Kept; A Study in Fear. 1926Robins, Elizabeth. *Theatre and Friendship; Some Henry James Letters. 1932 Robins, Elizabeth. *Time is Whispering. 1923Robins, Elizabeth. *Under the Southern Cross. 1907Robins, Elizabeth. *Votes for Women; A Play in Three Acts. 1907Robins, Elizabeth. Way Stations. 1913Robins, Elizabeth. *Where are You Going To? 1913 (English version of My Little Sister)

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Container List

Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Series I: Diaries Scope and Contents note The materials in Series I cover the years 1873-1952, all but the earliest years of Elizabeth Robins's long life. Most of Robins's diaries record daily life at home, but she also wrote several volumes while traveling. Notable among these are her 1880 ""Summit, Rocky Mountains"" diary, kept while visiting her father at the Little Annie Gold Mining Company, Summit, Colorado; her 1900 diary from her journey to the Klondyke to find her brother Raymond Robins, who had gone in search of gold; and her 1905-1906 Chinsegut diary, written during a visit to Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins in Florida. These diaries are also important for tracing Robins's involvement in the women's suffrage movement. They record her involvement with the movement, especially with the Pankhursts and the WSPU. Of particular interest is a lengthy entry in which Robins describes October 10, 1912 meeting which would cause the Pethick-Lawrences to split away from the Pankhursts. Robins often used her diaries as sources for her literary works, as evidenced by some of the annotations in the volumes. She also wrote about the books she was working on, so the diaries show some of the questions she was grappling with concerning the characters and plots of her works.
Subseries A: Diaries Scope and Contents note This subseries consists of Robins's diaries from the time she was fourteen years old (1876) to the last year of her life (1952). This subseries is remarkably complete with the exception of the 1890's. Robins did not always write lengthy diary entries, but she wrote often, which allows one to piece together many of her activities over the years. Sometimes she would skip days of writing in her diaries, then compensate for those periods by filling in the blank pages from memory.
Box: 1	Folder : 1	1876, January-March; 1880, December-1881, January	1876 - 1881
Box: 1	Folder : 2	1880, May-August	1880
Box: 1	Folder : 3	1880, August and September General note "Summit Rocky Mountains"	1880
Box: 1	Folder : 4	1881, January, February and August-December	1881
Box: 1	Folder : 5	1882	1882
Box: 1	Folder : 6	1883; 1884; 1885	1883 - 1885
Box: 1	Folder : 7	1886	1886
Box: 2A	Folder : 8	1887	1887
Box: 2A	Folder : 9	1888, January-May	1888
Box: 2A	Folder : 10	1888, June-September	1888
Box: 2A	Folder : 11	1888, August General note Norwegian trip	1888
Box: 2A	Folder : 12	1888, September-1889, January	1888 -1889
Box: 2B	Folder : 13	1889-1894 General note Occasional entries. Includes notes about "Katherine Fleets," an unfinished novel.	1889 -1894
Box: 2B	Folder : 14	1889, Janurary-May	1889
Box: 2B	Folder : 15	1889, June-October	1889
Box: 2B	Folder : 16	1889, September	1889
Box: 2B	Folder : 17	1890, January-June	1890
Box: 2B	Folder : 18	1890, July-December	1890
Box: 2B	Folder : 18A	1891 General note Notes and calendar.	1891
Box: 2A	Folder : 19	1892, February 20 General note Diary pages	1892
Box: 2A	Folder : 19A	1894 General note Notes and calendar.	1894
Box: 3	Folder : 20	1894, December-1896	1894 -1896
Box: 3	Folder : 21	1894-1914 General note Yearly entries.	1894 -1914
Box: 4	Folder : 22	1899 General note Switzerland trip.	1899
Box: 4	Folder : 23	1900, April-November and 1901, February	1900 -1901
Box: 4	Folder : 24	1900, June	1900
Box: 4	Folder : 25	1901-1902, June	1901 -1902
Box: 5	Folder : 26	1904-1908, 1926 General note Occasional entries.	1904 -1926
Box: 5	Folder : 27	1905, December-1906, February General note Chinsegut Diary.	1905 -1906
Box: 6	Folder :	1907, September-December	1907
Box: 6	Folder :	1908, February, April-December	1908
Box: 6	Folder :	1909-1910 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1909 -1910
Box: 6	Folder :	1911	1911
Box: 6	Folder :	1912	1912
Box: 6	Folder :	1913	1913
Box: 6	Folder :	1914	1914
Box: 6	Folder :	1915	1915
Box: 6	Folder :	1916	1916
Box: 6	Folder :	1917	1917
Box: 6	Folder :	1918	1918
Box: 7	Folder :	1919	1919
Box: 7	Folder :	1920 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1920
Box: 7	Folder :	1921	1921
Box: 7	Folder :	1922 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1922
Box: 7	Folder :	1923	1923
Box: 7	Folder :	1924, January, February, May-December	1924
Box: 7	Folder :	1925	1925
Box: 7	Folder :	1926 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1926
Box: 7	Folder :	1927	1927
Box: 7	Folder :	1928	1928
Box: 7	Folder :	1929	1929
Box: 7	Folder :	1920	1920
Box: 7	Folder :	1931 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1931
Box: 8	Folder :	1932 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1932
Box: 8	Folder :	1933 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1933
Box: 8	Folder :	1934	1934
Box: 8	Folder :	1935 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1935
Box: 8	Folder :	1936	1936
Box: 8	Folder :	1937	1937
Box: 8	Folder :	1938	1938
Box: 8	Folder :	1939	1939
Box: 8	Folder :	1940, January-March, June-July General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1940
Box: 8	Folder :	1940, August-October	1940
Box: 8	Folder :	1940, October-1941, February	1940 -1941
Box: 8	Folder :	1941, February-December General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1941
Box: 8	Folder :	1942, March-July General note Occasional entries.	1942
Box: 9	Folder :	1943 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1943
Box: 9	Folder :	1944 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1944
Box: 9	Folder :	1945 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1945
Box: 9	Folder :	1947	1947
Box: 9	Folder :	1948 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1948
Box: 9	Folder :	1949	1949
Box: 9	Folder :	1951 General note Some materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 1.	1951
Box: 9	Folder :	1952	1952
Subseries B: Engagement Books Scope and Contents note While some of the engagement books in this subseries are nearly blank, others contain pages full of her notes and are helpful to use in conjunction with the diaries.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 9	Folder :	Address Books General note 3 volumes.
Box: 9	Folder :	Theatrical Diary, 1885-1886	1885 -1886
Box: 10	Folder :	1892-1912, 1916-1920, 1922-1925 General note 30 volumes.	1891 -1925
Subseries C: Notebooks Scope and Contents note Subseries C contains notebooks dating back to 1873, when Robins was eleven years old. There are composition books from her time at the Putnam Female Seminary in Ohio, as well as records of books she read and a drawing book from 1879-1880. Also in this series are thirty-three volumes of small notebooks ranging in date from 1877-1940.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 11	Folder : 1	Compositions, 1873-1874 General note Legal size materials removed, see Box 13, Folder 13.	1873 -1874
Box: 11	Folder : 2	Composition Book, 1874	1874
Box: 11	Folder : 3	Composition Book, 1875	1875
Box: 11	Folder : 4	Composition Book, 1881	1881
Box: 11	Folder : 5	School Copy Book General note Putnam Seminary.	Undated
Box: 11	Folder : 6	Drawing Book, 1879-1880	1879 -1880
Box: 11	Folder : 7	List of Books Read, 1879-1880; Family Genealogy General note See back of book for genealogy.	1879 -1880
Box: 11	Folder : 8	List of Books Read, 1881-1882	1881 -1882
Box: 11	Folder : 9	"Odds and Ends"	1880 -1881?
Box: 11	Folder : 10	Notebook	n.d.
Box: 11	Folder : 11	Notebook	n.d.
Box: 12	Folder :	Small Notebooks, 1877-1940 General note 35 volumes.	1877 -1940
Box: 13	Folder : 13	Composition Book, 1873-1874, n.d	1873 1874
Box: 13	Folder : 14	List of Books Read, 1895	1895
Box: 13	Folder : 1	Materials Removed from Diaries, 1911-1951	1911 -1951
Box: 13	Folder : 2	Statement about the accuracy of Elizabeth Robins' account of herself, 16 March 1895	1895
Box: 13	Folder : 3	"To G.R.P." General note G.R.P. is George Richmond Parks.	1912
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Series II: General Correspondence Scope and Contents note The General Correspondence series is composed primarily of letters written to Elizabeth Robins. Copies of, or notes on, her outgoing correspondence are filed chronologically under the name of the person addressed.
Subseries A: General Correspondence, 1873-1887 Scope and Contents note Subseries A contains letters from childhood friends, relatives, family friends, actors, actresses and admirers. There are also letters from Dr. Andrew McLaughlin of the Oak Lawn Retreat for the Insane in Jacksonville, Illinois where Robins's mother, Hannah Crow Robins, was committed for several years. Robins and her husband, George Richmond Parks, traveled separately in their work, and many letters from Parks to Robins survive. The letters begin during their courtship in 1884 and end with Parks's suicide note in 1887. Folder 47 contains Parks's record book in which he recorded his theatrical engagements (date, place, play, part) for the years 1877-1886. Folder 44 includes newspaper clippings about his suicide. Elizabeth Robins moved to England in May of 1888 and created an entirely new life for herself. She continued to correspond with her family but lost contact with most of her friends and acquaintances from her early years. The letters of the few American friends and relatives who continued to write after 1887, including Lloyd Tevis, president of Wells Fargo and a maternal cousin of Robins's, who sponsored her early acting career, can be found in Subseries B. Some letters to and from childhood friends can be found in two letterbooks, which date from 1878-1881. The majority of these refer to Robins's four-month stay in the Rocky Mountains during her eighteenth summer. [See also Series Three: Robins Family Papers.]
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 14	Folder : 1	"A" 1878-1887	1878 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 2	Andariese, A.M. 1881-1887, n.d. Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 19, Folders 1 and 2: "A".	1881 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 3	"B" 1881-1887, n.d.	1881 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 4	Backus, George 1882-1884, n.d.	1882 -1884
Box: 14	Folder : 5	Barrett, Lawrence n.d.	n.d
Box: 14	Folder : 6	Blandy, Emma 1876-1887	1876 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 7	Blandy: Emma, Julia n.d.	n.d
Box: 14	Folder : 8	Bodine: J.M., M.E., Elizabeth 1883-1887 Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 24, Folder 31: "Bodine"; Subseries B, Box 33, Folder 132: "McKay, Elizabeth Bodine"; and Oversize Materials, Box 267, Folder 1.	1883 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 9	Buckingham, Ellen (Nellie) 1874-1877, n.d.	1874 -1878
Box: 14	Folder : 10	Bull, Sara Thorp (Mrs. Ole Bull) 1886-1887 Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 24, Folder 34.	1886 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 11	Bullitt: Anne, Edith, Sallie 1873-1877, 1884-1889, n.d.	1873 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 12	"C" 1881-1887	1881 -1887
Box: 14	Folder : 13	Cordes, Albert 1883-1887 Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 24, Folders 37 and 38: "C".	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 14	Cutter, Nina 1884-1887 (Mrs. Hollis B. Page) Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 24, Folders 37 and 38: "C"	1884 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 15	Culbertson, Annie V. 1883-1887, n.d.	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 16	"D" 1880-1885, n.d.	1880 -1885
Box: 15	Folder : 17	"E" 1883-1887	1880 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 18	"F" 1880-1887	1880 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 19	Field, R.M. 1883-1884, 1887 General note Boston Museum Company	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 20	Fulton: S.H., Mary 1883-1887	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 21	"G" 1882-1887	1882 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 22	Galvin: Charlotte, Carroll, Mary, Edward 1883-1887	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 23	Granger, Moses, M. 1882-1887 Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 27, Folder 74: "Granger and Granger."	1882 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 24	"H" 1874-1887, n.d	1874 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 25	Hedley: Mary B., Anne 1881-1887, n.d.	1881 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 26	Jordan, Louise 1885-1886, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries B, Box 25, Folder 187.	1885 -1886
Box: 15	Folder : 27	Kealhofer, Isabel (Mrs. R.H. Kealhofer) 1882-1884, n.d.	1882 -1884
Box: 15	Folder : 28	Kent, Millie 1887	1887
Box: 15	Folder : 29	Keyser, Francis 17 May 1885	1885
Box: 15	Folder : 30	LeGree, Grace 1883-1884	1883 -1884
Box: 15	Folder : 31	Lincoln, Kate 3 June 1882	1882
Box: 15	Folder : 32	Longstreet, A.B. 1883-1887, n.d.	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 33	"M" 1882-1885, n.d.	1882 -1885
Box: 15	Folder : 34	Mack: Rebecca, Charles, Howard, Grace 1880-1887, n.d.	1880 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 35	McFarland, Dr. Andrew 1886-1887	1886 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 36	McLaughlin, Elizabeth H. 1883-1885, n.d.	1883 -1885
Box: 15	Folder : 37	"N" 1884, 1886, n.d.	1884 -1886
Box: 15	Folder : 38	"O" 1883-1887, n.d.	1883 -1887
Box: 15	Folder : 39	"P" 1881-1887, n.d.	1881 -1887
Box: 16	Folder : 40	Parks, George Richmond May-December 1883, July 1884 Scope and Contents See also Subseries B, Box 33, Folder 139: "P," letter dated 19 July 1892.	1883 -1884
Box: 16	Folder : 41	Parks, George Richmond January-October 1885	1885
Box: 16	Folder : 42	Parks, George Richmond November-December 1885	1885
Box: 16	Folder : 43	Parks, George Richmond February-October 1886	1886
Box: 16	Folder : 44	Parks, George Richmond January-May 1887	1887
Box: 16	Folder : 45	Parks, George Richmond n.d.	n.d.
Box: 16	Folder : 46	Parks, George Richmond n.d. General note Boston Museum Scripts	n.d.
Box: 16	Folder : 46A	Parks, George Richmond: programs 1879-1885, n.d.	1879 -1885
Box: 16	Folder : 47	Parks, George Richmond Record Book 1877-1886	1877 -1886
Box: 17	Folder : 48	Parks: Emily, Helen, Randall, John 1885-1887	1885 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 49	Parmele: Alfred, Annie 1881-1887, n.d.	1881 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 50	Parsons, Hosmer B. 1882-1887 Scope and Content See also Folder 56: "Tevis, Lloyd."	1882 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 51	Potwin: Kate, Sarah 1880-1885, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries B, Box 33, Folder 139: "P."	1880 -1885
Box: 17	Folder : 52	"R" 1881-1887	1881 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 53	Raven, Grace ("Nita Sin") 1886-1887 Scope and Content See also Subseries B, Box 34, Folder 148: "R."	1886 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 54	"S" 1877-1887	1877 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 55	"T" 1875-1887	1875 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 56	Tevis, Lloyd 1882-1887 Scope and Content See also Subseries B, Box 39, Folder 187.	1882 -1887
Box: 17	Folder : 57	Vinton, Blanche 26 January 1884	1884
Box: 17	Folder : 58	Von Sachs, Julius 1883-1886, n.d.	1883 -1886
Box: 17	Folder : 59	"W" 1881-1886	1881 -1886
Box: 17	Folder : 60	Ward, Ada Weber 1881-1886, n.d.	1881 -1886
Box: 18	Folder : 61	Letterpress Book 1880-1881	1880 -1881
Box: 18	Folder : 62	Letterbook 1878-1880	1878 -1880
Subseries B: General Correspondence, 1888-1952 Scope and Contents note Subseries B includes the bulk of Elizabeth Robins's correspondence and reflects her activities -- acting, managing, writing, women's suffrage, and personal relationships -- for the remainder of her life. However, Robin's correspondence with Florence Bell can be found in Series V: Florence Bell; with Octavia Wilberforce, Subseries C, Box 29, Folders 4 and 5: "Backsettown" and Series VI: Octavia Wilberforce; and with her brother Raymond and his wife Margaret, Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 19	Folder : 1	"A" 1888-1913	1888 -1913
Box: 19	Folder : 2	"A" 1915-1942, n.d.	1915 -1942
Box: 19	Folder : 3	Achurch, Janet 1895, 1896, 1902	1895 -1902
Box: 19	Folder : 3a	Ailen, Grant 1895, 1907	1895
Box: 19	Folder : 4	Ameen, Elin 1893-1896, 1902	1893 -1902
Box: 19	Folder : 5	Archdale, Helen Alexander 1920-1921, 1926 General note Secretary, Time and Tide	1920 -1926
Box: 19	Folder : 6	Archer, Charles 1923-1940	1923 -1940
Box: 20	Folder : 7.1	Archer, William 1891 Scope and Contents See also Folder 18 "B," n.d.	1890
Box: 20	Folder : 7.2	Archer, William May-December 1891	1891
Box: 20	Folder : 8	Archer, William 1892-1897	1892-1897
Box: 20	Folder : 9	Archer, William 1900-1924	1900-1924
Box: 20	Folder : 10	Archer, William [undated]	[undated]
Box: 20	Folder : 11	Archer, William [Correspondence to/from] 1891-1914, [undated]	1891-1914, [undated]
Box: 21	Folder : 12	Archer, William [Criticisms]	[undated]
Box: 21	Folder : 13	Archer, William [Newspaper contributions]	[undated]
Box: 21	Folder : 14	Archer, William [Plot abstracts]	[undated]
Box: 21	Folder : 15	Archer, William [Writings]	[undated]
Box: 21	Folder : 16	Archer, William [Verses]	[undated]
Box: 22	Folder : 17	["B"] 1888-1948	1888-1948
Box: 22	Folder : 18	["B", undated]	[undated]
Box: 22	Folder : 19	Barker, Harley Granville 1898-1914, 1918-1920, 1928, n.d. Scope and Contents See also Series VII, Box 134, Folder 15.	1898 -1928
Box: 22	Folder : 20	Barrie, Sir James M. 1891-1907, 1919, 1936	1891 -1936
Box: 22	Folder : 21	Beecher, Henry Ward n.d.	n.d.
Box: 22	Folder : 22	Bell, Gertrude 1893-1926, n.d. Scope and Contents See also Series VII: Additional Titles, Box 196, Folders 26-29 - "Gertrude Bell."	1893 -1926
Box: 23	Folder : 23	Bell, Hugh 1893-1902	1893 -1902
Box: 23	Folder : 24	Bell, Hugh 1909-1910	1909 -1910
Box: 23	Folder : 25	Bell, Hugh 1913-1919	1913 -1919
Box: 23	Folder : 26	Bell, Hugh 1920-1927	1920 -1927
Box: 23	Folder : 27	Bell, Hugh 1928-1931, n.d.	1928 -1931
Box: 23	Folder : 28	Bell, Hugh: Correspondence to/from 1892-1893, 1914, 1924 Scope and Content See Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 4 for Gertrude Bell to HB.	1892 -1924
Box: 23	Folder : 29	Bell: Maurice, Hugo, Frances, Lowthian 1893, 1923, 1930, 1931, n.d.	1893 -1931
Box: 24	Folder : 30	Blandy, Emma (Mrs. R.H. Carrington) 1891-1939, n.d. General note Two letters from Julia Blandy; see also Subseries A, Box 14, Folders 6 and 7.	1891 -1939
Box: 24	Folder : 31	Bodine: Dr. James Morrison, Mary 1893, 1898, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries A, Box 14, Folder 8.	1893 -1898
Box: 24	Folder : 32	Booth, Edwin 4 June 1888 General note See also "Tevis, Lloyd," n.d.	1888
Box: 24	Folder : 33	Brown, Harrison 1928	1928
Box: 24	Folder : 34	Bull, Sara Thorp (Mrs. Ole Bull) 1888, n.d. Scope and Contents See also Subseries A, Box 14, Folder 10.	1888
Box: 24	Folder : 35	Buxton: Charles, Denis, Doreen, Phyllis 1910-1921	1910 -1921
Box: 24	Folder : 36	Buxton, Mildred 1908-1939, n.d.	1908 -1939
Box: 24	Folder : 37	"C" 1888-1919	1888 -1919
Box: 24	Folder : 38	"C" 1920-1949, n.d.	1920 -1949
Box: 24	Folder : 39	Campbell, Beatrice Stella (Mrs. Patrick Campbell) 1893, n.d.	1893
Box: 24	Folder : 40	Carr, Comyns 1897, n.d.	1897
Box: 24	Folder : 41	Catt, Carrie Chapman 8 February 1908 General note President, International Woman Suffrage Alliance.	1908
Box: 24	Folder : 42	Clemens, Samuel L. (Mark Twain) 1899, 1904	1899 -1904
Box: 24	Folder : 43	Clifford, Lucy 1894-1929, n.d.	1894 -1929
Box: 25	Folder : 44	Crackenthorpe, B.A. 1892-1906, 1914, n.d.	1892 -1906
Box: 25	Folder : 45	Crane, Cora (Mrs. Stephen Crane) 8 May 1899	1899
Box: 25	Folder : 46	Crawfurd, Oswald 1889-1895	1889 -1895
Box: 25	Folder : 47	Crowe, Kate 1893-1897	1893 -1897
Box: 25	Folder : 48	"D" 1888-1942	1888 -1942
Box: 25	Folder : 49	Dabbs, Dr. G. 1889-1890, 1904	1889 -1904
Box: 25	Folder : 50	Davy, B.H. (Honour) 1937-1947, n.d.	1937 -1947
Box: 25	Folder : 51	Dreier: Katherine, Theodore 1905-1931, n.d.	1905 -1931
Box: 25	Folder : 52	Dreier, Mary 1911-1950, n.d.	1911 -1950
Box: 25	Folder : 53	DuBois, W.E.B. 1908	1908
Box: 26	Folder : 54	Duckworth, Gerald 1896-1931, n.d.	1896 -1931
Box: 26	Folder : 55	"E" 1889-1940, n.d.	1889 -1940
Box: 26	Folder : 56	Earl, Alfred 1923-1938, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series VII: Additional Titles, Box 196, Folder 45 - "Letters to the Editor."	1923 -1938
Box: 26	Folder : 57	Edel, Leon 1932-1950	1932 -1950
Box: 26	Folder : 58	Eliot: Elsa, Henrietta, Sam 1906-1952	1906 -1952
Box: 26	Folder : 59	Eliot, T.S. 23 May 1918	1918
Box: 26	Folder : 60	Evans, C.S. 1931-1940, n.d.	1931 -1940
Box: 26	Folder : 61	"F" 1890-1944, n.d.	1890 -1944
Box: 26	Folder : 62	Fellows, Evelyn 1932-1950, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries C, Box 43, Folders 4 and 5: "Backsettown," August 1930.	1932 -1950
Box: 26	Folder : 63	Fletcher, Constance 1893-1902, n.d.	1893 -1902
Box: 26	Folder : 64	Forbes-Robertson: J., Gertrude, Ian 1891-1933, n.d.	1891 -1933
Box: 26	Folder : 65	Fulton: S.H., Margaret, L.B., Mary 1888-1913 Scope and Content See also Subseries A, Box 15, Folder 20.	1888 -1913
Box: 26	Folder : 66	"G" 1888-1939	1888 -1939
Box: 26	Folder : 67	Galsworthy: John, Ada 1918-1919, 1930	1918 -1930
Box: 26	Folder : 68	Galvin, Mary E. 1888-1890	1888 -1890
Box: 26	Folder : 69	Gardner: Karolina, Elizabeth, Raimond, Leopold 1901, 1908-1933, n.d. Scope and Content See also Box 38, Folders 173 and 174: "Simmonds, Florence," 1913; Oversize Material, Box 1, Folder 4 [maybe 5?].	1901 -1933
Box: 27	Folder : 70	Gaskell, May 1925-1932	1925 -1932
Box: 27	Folder : 71	Gaskell: M.E., Julia 1894, n.d.	1894
Box: 27	Folder : 72	Gosse: Edmund, Nellie 1891-1894, 1928	1891 -1894
Box: 27	Folder : 73	Graham: R.G., James, Harriet 1893-1899, n.d.	1893 -1899
Box: 27	Folder : 74	Granger and Granger, Attorneys at Law 1888, 1900, 1913 Scope and Content See also Subseries A, Box 15, Folder 23.	1888 -1900
Box: 27	Folder : 75	Green, Alice Stopford (Mrs. J.R. Green) 1892-1928, n.d. General note See also Series V, Subseries A, Box 99, Folder 2: ER to FB, 17 July 1893 and Summer 1893 letters from Wimbledon.	1892 -1928
Box: 27	Folder : 76	Grein, J.T. 1891-1896	1891 -1896
Box: 27	Folder : 77	Grey: Sir Edward, Lady Dorothy 1898-1906, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series VII: Additional Titles, Box 196, Folder 30 - "Grey, Dorothy [Obituary]"	1898 -1906
Box: 27	Folder : 78	Grey: Sir Edward, Lady Dorothy 1907-1937, n.d.	1907 -1937
Box: 27	Folder : 79	Greig, Edvard 3 February 1896	1896
Box: 27	Folder : 80	Grosvenor, Caroline 1896-1938, n.d. Scope and Content See also Susie and Alys Buchau in Box 22, Folders 17 and 18.	1896 -1938
Box: 27	Folder : 81	Guiney, Louise Imogen	1890 -1891
Box: 28	Folder : 82	"H" 1889-1919	1889 -1919
Box: 28	Folder : 83	"H" 1921-1950	1921 -1950
Box: 28	Folder : 84	"H" n.d.	n.d
Box: 29	Folder : 85	Hadwen, Zoe (Margaret) 1908-1917	1908 -1917
Box: 29	Folder : 86	Hadwen, Zoe (Margaret) 1918-1941, n.d.	1918 -1941
Box: 30	Folder : 87	Hamilton, Cicely 1912-1914, n.d. General note See also Series VII, Box 75, Folder 16.	1912 -1914
Box: 30	Folder : 88	Hamilton: Lady Jean, Sir Ian 1907-1940, n.d.	1907 -1940
Box: 30	Folder : 89	Hamilton, Mary Agnes (Molly) 1907, 1921-1931	1907 -1931
Box: 30	Folder : 90	Hardy, Thomas 1896,1919, n.d. General note See also Box 25, Folder 44: "Crackenthorpe, B.A.," 7 June 1896.	1896 -1919
Box: 30	Folder : 91	Harraden, Beatrice 1911-1930, n.d.	1911 -1930
Box: 30	Folder : 92	Hehir, M. 1917-1918	1917 -1918
Box: 30	Folder : 93	Heinemann: William, Magda 1891-1913, n.d. General note Including some letters to W.H.	1891 -1913
Box: 30	Folder : 94	Herford, C.H. 1893, n.d. General note Including ER and William Archer notes on Ibsen.	1893
Box: 30	Folder : 95	Hoover, Herbert 9 January 1933	1933
Box: 30	Folder : 96	House, Colonel Edward M. 1916, 1923	1916 -1923
Box: 30	Folder : 97	Hubert, Dr. Marjorie Browning 1924-1950, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries C, Box 43, Folders 4 and 5: "Backsettown."	1924 -1950
Box: 30	Folder : 98	Hughes, Charles 1894	1894
Box: 30	Folder : 99	"I" 1893-1938, n.d.	1893 -1938
Box: 30	Folder : 100	Ibsen, Henrik 7 August 1893 Scope and Content See also Box 20, Folder 8 for correspondence to William Archer, 30 June 1893.	1893
Box: 30	Folder : 101	Irving, Henry 1894-1914, n.d.	1894 -1914
Box: 30	Folder : 102	Irving, Laurence 1907, n.d.	1907
Box: 31	Folder : 103	"J" 1889-1941, n.d.	1889 -1941
Box: 31	Folder : 104	James, Henry 1891, 1905-1906, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series VII, Box 177, Folders 7-10.	1891 -1906
Box: 31	Folder : 105	James: Henry, Dorothea (nephew of Henry James )1930-1947, n.d.	1930 -1947
Box: 31	Folder : 106	Jenny-Streiff, Marie 1938-1939	1938 -1939
Box: 31	Folder : 107	Jenny-Streiff, Marie 1940-1944, n.d. Scope and Content See also Box 38, Folder 175: "Simons: Hans, Eva 1940-1944, 1946."	1940 -1944
Box: 31	Folder : 108	"K" 1888-1946, n.d.	1888 -1946
Box: 31	Folder : 109	Kenney, Annie 1907, 1914 General note Women's Suffrage and Political Union.	1907 -1914
Box: 31	Folder : 110	Kingston, Gertrude 1906,1914, n.d. (Mrs. Gertrude Silver)	1906 -1914
Box: 31	Folder : 111	Kohler, C. (?Katrine)ca. 1895-1896	1895 -1896
Box: 31	Folder : 112	"L" 1890-1941, n.d.	1890 -1941
Box: 31	Folder : 113	Laughton, Vera S. (Elvira Sibyl Laughton) 1920 Scope and Content Journalist, Time and Tide; see also Subseries C,Box 43, Folder 12.	1920
Box: 32	Folder : 114	Lawler, Geraldine 1929-1933,1949, n.d.	1929 -1949
Box: 32	Folder : 115	Lea, Marion (Mrs. Langdon Mitchell) 1891-1932, n.d	1891 -1932
Box: 32	Folder : 116	Levinson, Salmon O. 1936-1937 General note See also Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins.	1936 -1937
Box: 32	Folder : 117	Lewis: Lady Betty, Katie 1899-1933, n.d.	1899 -1933
Box: 32	Folder : 118	Low, Frances H. 1909	1909
Box: 32	Folder : 119	Lowndes, Marie Belloc 1913, 1932-1940, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series VII, Box 178, Folder 16.	1913 -1940
Box: 32	Folder : 120	"M" 1891-1929	1891 -1929
Box: 32	Folder : 121	"M" 1930-1950, n.d.	1930 -1950
Box: 33	Folder : 122	MacDonald, J. Ramsay 1933	1933
Box: 33	Folder : 123	Mack: Rebecca Robins, Laura Test, Julian, Cornelia, Mrs. S.E. 1888, 1939-1952	1888 -1952
Box: 33	Folder : 124	Macnamara, Margaret 1911, 1918-1934, n.d. General note Henfield Women's Institute.	1911 -1934
Box: 33	Folder : *	Macready, William Scope and Content See also Box 34, Folder 145: Pollock, 3 letters from 1860s.	Undated
Box: 33	Folder : 125	Maeterlinck, M. 1895	1895
Box: 33	Folder : 126	Marbury, Elisabeth 1898-1932, n.d. General note See also Series VII: Literary Productions.	1898 -1932
Box: 33	Folder : 127	Martindale, Dr. L. 1913-1947 Scope and Content See also Subseries C, Box 43, Folder 13: "USA Trip."	1913 -1947
Box: 33	Folder : 128	Martyn, Edward 1900	1900
Box: 33	Folder : 129	Masefield: John, Constance 1918, n.d. Scope and Content See also Box 24, Folder 38: "C," 7 December 1939.	1918
Box: 33	Folder : 139	Maugham, W. Somerset n.d.	n.d.
Box: 33	Folder : 131	McClure, Grace (Mrs. C.F.W. McClure) 1943-1945, n.d.	1943 -1945
Box: 33	Folder : 132	McKay, Elizabeth Bodine 1913-1934 General note See also Subseries A.	1913 -1934
Box: 33	Folder : 133	Milne, Louise Jordan 1892,1895-1896 Scope and Content See also Subseries A, Box 15, Folder 26: Jordan, Louise."	1892 -1896
Box: 33	Folder : 134	Moore, George 1893, 1896, 1932, n.d. Scope and Content See also Box 20, Folder 11: "Archer, William [Correspondence to/from] 1891-1914, [undated]"	1893 -1932
Box: 33	Folder : 135	"N" 1891-1949, n.d.	1891 -1949
Box: 33	Folder : 136	Nevinson, Henry Woodd 1915-1934, n.d.	1915 -1934
Box: 33	Folder : 137	"M.D.N." 1945	1945
Box: 33	Folder : 138	"O" 1893, 1907-1937, n.d.	1893 -1937
Box: 33	Folder : 139	"P" 1888-1951, n.d.	1888 -1951
Box: 33	Folder : 140	Pankhurst: Emmeline, Christabel, Sylvia 1906-1941	1906 -1941
Box: 34	Folder : *	Paul, Alice General note See Folder 142: Pethick-Lawrence, 26 February 1940.	Undated
Box: 34	Folder : 141	Pawling, Syndey S. 1895-1920, n.d.	1895 -1920
Box: 34	Folder : 142	Pethick-Lawrence: Sir Frederick, Emmeline 1907, 1913, 1944, n.d. Scope and Content Includes one Alice Paul letter, 31 January 1940; see also Box 31, Folders 106 and 107: "Jenny-Streiff, Marie" and Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 5.	1907 -1944
Box: 34	Folder : 143	Pinero, Sir Arthur Wing 1889-1919	1889 -1919
Box: 34	Folder : 144	Poel, William 1888-1891,1932, n.d.	1888 -1932
Box: 34	Folder : 145	Pollock: Sir Frederick, Georgina, John, Alice 1893-1937, n.d. General note Includes 3 letters from William Macready to F.P.	1893 -1937
Box: 34	Folder : 146	Potwin, Kate 1935-1939 Scope and Content See also Subseries A, Box 17, Folder 51: Potwin.	1935 -1939
Box: 34	Folder : 147	Quilter, Harry 1890	1890
Box: 34	Folder : 148	"R" 1892-1946, n.d.	1892 -1946
Box: 34	Folder : 149	Reynolds, Paul R. 1890, 1906-1933	1890 -1933
Box: 34	Folder : 150	Rhondda, Viscountess (Margaret Haig Mackworth) 1918-1950, n.d. General note Time and Tide	1918 -1950
Box: 34	Folder : 151	Richmond, Lady Elsa (Bell)1893-1949, n.d. Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 5; Series V: Florence Bell, Subseries D.	1893 -1949
Box: 34	Folder : 152	Ritchie, Anne Thackeray 1896, 1918, n.d.	1896 -1918
Box: 35	Folder : 153	Rothenstein, Sir William 1919-1940, n.d.	1919 -1940
Box: 35	Folder : 154	"S" 1888-1938	1888 -1938
Box: 35	Folder : 155	"S" 1940-1949, n.d.	1940 -1949
Box: 35	Folder : 156	Schreiner, Olive 1914-1915	1914 -1915
Box: 36	Folder : 157	Scott, David 1908 Scope and Content ER to DS. See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 6.	1908
Box: 36	Folder : 158	Scott, David 1908-1911	1908 -1911
Box: 36	Folder : 159	Scott, David 1915-1919	1915 -1919
Box: 36	Folder : 160	Scott, David 1920, 1922	1920 -1922
Box: 36	Folder : 161	Scott, David 1925-1930	1925 -1930
Box: 36	Folder : 162	Scott, David 1931-1932	1931 -1932
Box: 36	Folder : 163	Scott, David 1935,1937-1942	1935 -1942
Box: 36	Folder : 164	Scott, David 1945-1946	1945 -1946
Box: 37	Folder : 165	Sharp, Evelyn (Mrs. H.W. Nevinson) 1907-1921	1907 -1921
Box: 37	Folder : 166	Sharp, Rachel Dyce 1909, 1921-1929	1909 -1929
Box: 37	Folder : 167	Sharp, Rachel Dyce 1930-1933	1930 -1933
Box: 37	Folder : 168	Sharp, Rachel Dyce 1934	1934
Box: 37	Folder : 169	Sharp, Rachel Dyce 1935-1949, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries C, Box 43, Folders 4 and 5: "Backsettown."	1935 -1949
Box: 37	Folder : 170	Shaw, Charlotte F. (Mrs. G.B. Shaw) 1904-1927	1904 -1927
Box: 37	Folder : 171	Shaw, George Bernard 1891-1939, n.d. Scope and Content See also correspondence to/from William Archer in Boxes 20 and 21, and William T. Stead in Box 38, Folder 179, each includes several letters from ER to GBS.	1891 -1939
Box: 38	Folder : 172	Sherris, Gladys E.M. 1912-1916	1912 -1916
Box: 38	Folder : 173	Simmonds, Florence (Tarrypin) 1907-1915	1907 -1915
Box: 38	Folder : 174	Simmonds, Florence (Tarrypin) 1916-1945, n.d.	1916 -1945
Box: 38	Folder : 175	Simons: Hans, Eva 1940-1944, 1946	1940 -1946
Box: 38	Folder : 176	Smith, Sybil (daughter of Louisa, Lady Antrim) 1912-1924, n.d.	1912 -1924
Box: 38	Folder : 177	Spring-Rice, Florence 1915-1916, 1937, n.d.	1915 -1937
Box: 38	Folder : 178	St. Albans, Duchess of (Beatrice) 1923, 1937-1940	1923 -1940
Box: 38	Folder : 179	Stead: William T., Estelle 1890-1940, n.d. General note Including postcard from George Bernard Shaw, 5 January 1908.	1890 -1940
Box: 38	Folder : *	Stevenson, Robert Louis Scope and Content See also Box 20, Folder 11: "Archer, William."	Undated
Box: 38	Folder : 180	Stillwell, Elizabeth 1942-1944	1942 -1944
Box: 38	Folder : 181	Stoker, Bram 1891-1897	1891 -1897
Box: 38	Folder : 182	Sutro, Alfred 1897-1932, n.d.	1897 -1932
Box: 38	Folder : 183	Symons, Arthur 1893, n.d.	1893 -1893
Box: 39	Folder : 184	"T" 1888-1950, n.d.	1888 -1950
Box: 39	Folder : 185	Tadema, Laurence Alma 1897-1900, n.d.	1897 -1900
Box: 39	Folder : 186	Terry: Ellen, Marion 1890-1929, n.d.	1890 -1929
Box: 39	Folder : 187	Tevis, Lloyd 1888-1898, n.d. Scope and Content See also Subseries A, Box 17, Folder 56.	1888 -1898
Box: 39	Folder : 188	Thompson, E.A.M. (Mrs. Yates Thompson) 1895-1940, n.d.	1895 -1940
Box: 39	Folder : 189	Thorndike, Dame Sybil 1920-1939, 1946, n.d.	1920 -1946
Box: 39	Folder : 190	190. Tree: Sir Herbert Beerbohm, Maud 1888-1924, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series VII, Box 134.	1888 -1924
Box: 39	Folder : 191	Trevelyan: Charles, Molly (Bell), George, Kitty, Pauline 1900-1951, n.d.	1900 -1951
Box: 39	Folder : *	Twain, Mark 1899 Scope and Content See Box 24, Folder 42: Samuel Clemens.	1899
Box: 40	Folder : 192	"V" 1888-1930, n.d.	1888 -1930
Box: 40	Folder : 193	Von Borowsky, Lisa 1925-1951, n.d.	1925 -1951
Box: 40	Folder : 194	"W" 1888-1947	1888 -1947
Box: 40	Folder : 195	"W" n.d.	n.d.
Box: 40	Folder : 196	Walpole, Sir Hugh 1912-1921, 1940	1912 -1940
Box: 40	Folder : 197	Ward: Dorothy, Josephine 1897-1938, n.d.	1897 -1938
Box: 40	Folder : 198	Ward, Mary A. (Mrs. Humphry Ward) 1901-1919, n.d.	1901 -1919
Box: 40	Folder : 199	Waring, Herbert 1892-1893, n.d.	1892 -1893
Box: 40	Folder : 200	Waterford, Beatrix (Mrs. Beatrix Beauclerk) 1917, 1924, 1934	1917 -1934
Box: 40	Folder : 201	Waters, Clara E. Clement (C.E.C.W.) 1895-1913, n.d.	1895 -1913
Box: 40	Folder : 202	Wells, H.G. 1906-1908, n.d.	1906 -1908
Box: 41	Folder : 203	Wells: Thomas B., Harriet ("Pippa") 1912-1918	1912 -1918
Box: 41	Folder : 204	Wells, Thomas B., Harriet ("Pippa") 1919-1938, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series X, Box 248, Folder 18.	1919 -1938
Box: 42	Folder : 205	West, Rebecca 1919-1920, n.d.	1919 -1920
Box: 42	Folder : 206	Wharton, Edith 1932	1932
Box: 42	Folder : 207	Whistler, James McNeil 1891, n.d. General note Includes pencil sketch for Robins' Below the Salt.	1891
Box: 42	Folder : 208	Wilbur: Dorothea, Earl Morse 1933-1947	1933 -1947
Box: 42	Folder : 209	Wilde, Oscar 1888-1893, n.d.	1888 -1893
Box: 42	Folder : 210	Wilson, Dr. Philip D. 1942	1942
Box: 42	Folder : 211	Wolseley, Viscountess (Frances Garnet) 1921-1934, 1946, n.d.	1921 -1946
Box: 42	Folder : 212	Woolf: Virginia, Leonard 1928, 1937-1949	1928 -1949
Box: 42	Folder : 213	Wyndham, Charles 1891, 1892, 1896, 1903, n.d.	1891 -1903
Box: 42	Folder : 214	"Y" 1891-1919	1891 -1919
Box: 42	Folder : 215	Yeats, William Butler 1920	1920
Box: 42	Folder : 216	"Z" 1892-1895, 1919, 1929	1892 -1929
Box: 42	Folder : 217	Unidentified letters	n.d.
Subseries C: Correspondence by Subject, 1900-1950
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 43	Folder : 1	Aix-les-Bains	1901
Box: 43	Folder : 2	Alaska	1900-1901, 1905
Box: 43	Folder : 3	"At Home" Party [Henfield Echoes]	1937
Box: 43	Folder : 4	Backsettown	1912-1931
Box: 43	Folder : 5	Backsettown	1932-1948
Box: 43	Folder : 6	Baggage Theft/Damage	1945-1946
Box: 43	Folder : 7	Boxer Indemnity Commission [effort to find Chinese woman doctor]	1925
Box: 43	Folder : 8	Effort to find a secretary-housekeeper	1926-1928
Box: 43	Folder : 9	Old Stone House, Zanesville, Ohio and contents	undated
Box: 43	Folder : 10	Scotland Trip	1936
Box: 43	Folder : 11	"Syllabub" Party [or "At Home at Backsettown Party"]	1934+
Box: 43	Folder : 12	Time and Tide	1919-1921
Box: 43	Folder : 13	USA Trip with Dr. Martindale	1950
Box: 43	Folder : 14	Virginia Hot Springs	1903
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Series III: Robins Family Papers Scope and Contents note Series III is a collection of papers that enable one to study the close and intricate network of family relationships that formed Elizabeth Robins's earliest environment, and many of them have annotations in Robins's hand. It provides interesting case studies of the family, education (especially of women), religion, and business enterprise in the nineteenth century. The Robins family also served as models for plots and characters in Elizabeth Robins's novels, e.g. The Open Question (published in 1898), "Rocky Mountain Journal", and "Theodora, or The Pilgrimage". There is abundant information, covering a century and a half, on the history of an American family. Raymond Robins's letters can be found in Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins. Subseries A-G are arranged chronologically. Correspondence with Elizabeth Robins is at the beginning of each subseries, followed by General Correspondence, Business Correspondence and/or personal items such as notebooks, essays, etc. Correspondence is arranged alphabetically; diaries and letterpress books by chronology. The extreme diversity of material in this series complicates uniform arrangement and description.
Subseries A: Jane H. Robins, 1814-1885 Scope and Contents note Subseries A consists of the papers, mainly correspondence, of Jane Hussey Robins (JHR). JHR was Robin's paternal grandmother, and appears to have been the dominant female influence on the young Elizabeth Robins; in Robins's words, her "touchstone." Robins would later dedicate an edition of The Open Question to her.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 44	Folder : 1	Elizabeth Robins (ER) to Jane H. Robins (JHR) 1880	1800
Box: 44	Folder : 2	ER to JHR 1881	1881
Box: 44	Folder : 3	ER to JHR 1882	1882
Box: 44	Folder : 4	ER to JHR 1883	1883
Box: 44	Folder : 5	ER to JHR 1884	1884
Box: 44	Folder : 6	ER to JHR 1885	1885
Box: 44	Folder : 7	JHR to ER 1880-1881	1889 -1881
Box: 45	Folder : 8	JHR to ER 1882	1882
Box: 45	Folder : 9	JHR to ER 1883	1883
Box: 45	Folder : 10	JHR to ER 1884	1884
Box: 45	Folder : 11	JHR to ER 1885	1885
Box: 46	Folder : 12	General Correspondence 1824-1859 Scope and Content See also Series III Box 86, Folder 1.	1814 -1859
Box: 46	Folder : 13	General Correspondence 1869-1884, n.d. Scope and Content See also Series III Box 86, Folder 1.	1869 -1884
Box: 46	Folder : 14	Robins, Charles E. 1855-1870	1855 -1870
Box: 46	Folder : *	Robins, Charles E. Scope and Content See Series III Box 86, Folder 2 for years 1849-1883.	Undated
Box: 46	Folder : 15	Robins, Charles E. 1871-1872	1871 -1872
Box: 46	Folder : 16	Robins, Charles E. 1873-1874	1873 -1874
Box: 46	Folder : 17	Robins, Charles E. 1875	1875
Box: 46	Folder : 18	Robins, Charles E. 1876	1876
Box: 46	Folder : 19	Robins, Charles E. 1877	1877
Box: 46	Folder : 20	Robins, Charles E. 1878	1878
Box: 47	Folder : 21	Robins, Charles E. 1879	1879
Box: 47	Folder : 22	Robins, Charles E. 1880	1880
Box: 47	Folder : 23	Robins, Charles E. 1881	1881
Box: 47	Folder : 24	Robins, Charles E. 1882	1882
Box: 47	Folder : 25	Robins, Charles E. 1883	1883
Box: 47	Folder : 26	Robins, Charles E. 1884	1884
Box: 47	Folder : 27	Robins, Charles E. 1885	1885
Box: 47	Folder : 28	Robins: Gurdon - W. Burnet 1833-1878	1833 -1878
Box: 47	Folder : 29	Welling family 1877-1885	1877 -1885
Box: 48	Folder : 30	General Business Correspondence 1845-1886 Scope and Content See also Series III Box 86, Folder 3.	1845 -1886
Box: 48	Folder : 31	Mackay, J.M. (business), 1845-1854 Scope and Contents See also Box 86, Folder 3 and Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 8.	1845 -1854
Box: 48	Folder : 32	Menzies, J.W. (business) 1848-1865 Scope and Content Estate Litigation, 1854-1855. See Box 43, Folders 3 and 4 and Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 8.	1848 -1865
Box: 48	Folder : 33	JHR report cards 1814	1814
Box: 48	Folder : 34	Commonplace book	1856?
Box: 48	Folder : 35	Extract from various authors	Undated
Box: 48	Folder : 36	Pictorial mementos	Undated
Subseries B: Charles E. Robins, 1836-1893 Scope and Contents note Subseries B consists of the papers of Charles Ephraim Robins (1832-1893), and makes up the bulk of Series III. CER was an entrepreneur, a scientist, and politico-religionist. He also wrote and lectured on social issues such as prohibition. CER's papers include extensive business correspondence, which documents his ventures in real estate, insurance, banking, manufacturing, and assaying. In 1875, CER went to the territory of Colorado as an assayer for the Little Annie Gold Mining Company. His office was located at Summit in Rio Grande County, from which he also observed and reported on weather conditions for the United States Army. In 1880 Robins visited him at Summit, just as she would later visit her brothers on the gold fields of Alaska in 1900. CER wrote to his family about the West, religion, God, women's rights, landscapes, the family, and events of the day. Subseries B also contains consistent runs of indexed letterpress books (outgoing) and letterbooks (incoming), in addition to 25 volumes of CER's personal diary.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 49	Folder : 1	Charles E. Robins (CER) to Elizabeth Robins (ER) 1872-1878	1872 -1878
Box: 49	Folder : 2	CER to ER (September-December) 1880	1880
Box: 49	Folder : 3	CER to ER (April-December) 1881 Scope and Content See also Box 86, Folder 5 for 1881-1891.	1881
Box: 49	Folder : 4	CER to ER 1882	1882
Box: 49	Folder : 5	CER to ER (January-June) 1883	1883
Box: 49	Folder : 6	CER to ER (July-December) 1883	1883
Box: 49	Folder : 7	CER to ER 1884	1884
Box: 50	Folder : 8	CER to ER 1885	1885
Box: 50	Folder : 9	CER to ER 1886	1886
Box: 50	Folder : 10	CER to ER 1887	1887
Box: 50	Folder : 11	CER to ER 1888-1889	1888 -1889
Box: 50	Folder : 12	CER to ER 1890	1890
Box: 50	Folder : 13	CER to ER 1891	1891
Box: 50	Folder : 14	CER to ER 1892-1893	1892 -1893
Box: 51	Folder : 15	ER to CER 1870?, 1881-1882	1881 -1882
Box: 51	Folder : 16	ER to CER 1883	1883
Box: 51	Folder : 17	ER to CER 1884	1884
Box: 51	Folder : 18	ER to CER 1885-1893, n.d.	1885 -1893
Box: 52	Folder : 19	General Correspondence 1846-1860	1846 -1860
Box: 52	Folder : 20	General Correspondence 1861-1891	1861 -1891
Box: 52	Folder : 21	Bodine, J.M. 1860-1887 Scope and Content See also Series III Box 86, Folder 6.	1860 -1887
Box: 52	Folder : 22	Burnet, Harry 1883-1885	1883 -1885
Box: 52	Folder : 23	Dillon family 1853-1886, n.d.	1853 -1886
Box: 52	Folder : 24	Lynd, James Witte 1852-1860	1852 -1860
Box: 52	Folder : 25	Hack, Rebecca (Robins) 1839-1886, 1893, n.d.	1839 -1886
Box: 53	Folder : 26	Mack, Samuel E. 1851-1863	1851 -1863
Box: 53	Folder : 27	Robins, C.M. 1855-1859	1855 -1859
Box: 53	Folder : 28	Robins, Ephraim 1837-1839	1837 -1839
Box: 53	Folder : 29	Robins, Eunice (Una) 1883-1885	1883 -1885
Box: 53	Folder : 30	Robins, Gurdon 1861-1862	1861 -1862
Box: 53	Folder : 31	Robins, Hannah M. (Crow) 1860-1883	1860 -1883
Box: 53	Folder : 32	Robins, Henrietta 1847	1847
Box: 53	Folder : 33	Robins, Jane H. 1842-1863 Scope and Content See also Series III Box 86, Folder 7 for 1847-1861.	1842 -1863
Box: 53	Folder : 34	Robins, Jane H. 1882-1883	1882 -1883
Box: 53	Folder : 35	Robins, Jane H. 1884	1884
Box: 53	Folder : 36	Robins, Jane H. 1885	1885
Box: 53	Folder : 37	Robins, Raymond October 24, 1883	1883
Box: 53	Folder : 38	Robins, Sarah E. 1851-1862, n.d.	1851 -1862
Box: 53	Folder : 39	Robins, Saxton 1883-1887, n.d.	1883 -1887
Box: 53	Folder : 40	Robins, Vernon November 24, 1883	1883
Box: 53	Folder : 41	Robins, W. Burnet 1836-1885	1836 -1885
Box: 54	Folder : 42	Business Correspondence 1849-1856 Scope and Content See also Box 86, Folder 8 for 1851-1869.	1849
Box: 54	Folder : 43	Business Correspondence 1857	1857
Box: 54	Folder : 44	Business Correspondence 1858	1858
Box: 54	Folder : 45	Business Correspondence 1859-1860	1589
Box: 54	Folder : 46	Business Correspondence 1861	1861
Box: 54	Folder : 47	Business Correspondence 1862	1862
Box: 54	Folder : 48	Business Correspondence 1863	1863
Box: 54	Folder : 49	Business Correspondence 1864-1869	1864
Box: 54	Folder : 50	Business Correspondence 1870-1879	1870
Box: 54	Folder : 51	Business Correspondence 1880-1884	1880
Box: 54	Folder : 52	Business Correspondence 1885-1889	1885
Box: 54	Folder : *	Little Annie Mining Company Records, 1877-1879 Scope and Content See Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 9.	1877
Box: 54	Folder : *	Alba Light Company Records, 1881-1883 Scope and Content See also Box 86, Folder 9.	1881
Box: 54	Folder : *	Business Records, miscellaneous Scope and Content See also Box 86, Folder 10.	n.d
Box: 55	Folder : 1	October 1853-June 1855 Scope and Content Boxes 55-58 contain letterpress books of letters written by CER. Each "folder" number represents a volume.	1853 -1855
Box: 55	Folder : 2	June 1855-June 1858	1855 -1858
Box: 55	Folder : 3	June 1858-July 1861	1858 -1861
Box: 55	Folder : 4	February 1863-March 1864	1863 -1864
Box: 56	Folder : 5	March 1864-June 1865	1864 -1865
Box: 56	Folder : 6	July 1865-December 1866	1865 -1866
Box: 56	Folder : 7	January 1867-December 1868	1867 -1868
Box: 57	Folder : 8	December 1868-March 1872	1868 -1872
Box: 57	Folder : 9	March 1872-October 1876	1872 -1876
Box: 58	Folder : 10	November 1875-July 1877	1875 -1877
Box: 58	Folder : 11	August 1877-August 1878	1877 -1878
Box: 58	Folder : 12	November 1885-January 1890 (extremely fragile) Scope and Content See also selected TS of books 14 and 15 in Box 71, Folders 53 and 54.	1885 -1890
Box: 59	Folder : A	December 1863-February 1865 Scope and Content Boxes 59-67 contain letterbooks of letters to CER. Each "folder" is a volume.	1863 -1865
Box: 60	Folder : B	February 1865-August 1867	1865 -1867
Box: 61	Folder : C	September 1867-August 1868	1867 -1868
Box: 61	Folder : D	June 1868-June 1869	1868 -1869
Box: 62	Folder : E	June 1869-March 1872	1869 -1872
Box: 63	Folder : F	March 1872-April 1873	1872 -1873
Box: 64	Folder : G	May 1875-August 1876	1875 -1876
Box: 64	Folder : H	August 1876-August 1877	1876 -1877
Box: 65	Folder : I	August 1877-April 1878	1877 -1878
Box: 65	Folder : J	April 1878-January 1879	1878 -1879
Box: 66	Folder : K	January 1879-September 1879	1879
Box: 66	Folder : L	September 1879-April 1880	1879 -1880
Box: 67	Folder : N	1881-1883	1881 -1883
Box: 68	Folder :	CER diaries (15 volumes) 1857-1873 Scope and Content Boxes 68 and 69 hold CER's diaries.	1857 -1873
Box: 69	Folder :	CER diaries (10 volumes) 1874-1884	1874 -1884
Box: 69	Folder :	CER business diaries (5 volumes) 1855-1875	1855 -1875
Box: 70	Folder :	CER notebook 1854-1868	1854 -1868
Box: 70	Folder :	CER daybook 1854-1864	1854 -1864
Box: 70	Folder :	CER ledger 1854-1868	1854 -1868
Box: 71	Folder : 53	Letterpress book selections (TS) from books 14 and 15, 1883-1891	1883 -1891
Box: 71	Folder : 54	Letterpress book selections (TS, carbon) from books 14 and 15 1883-1891	1883 -1891
Box: 71	Folder : 54A	Materials relating to CER's letterpress books	1883-1891
Box: 71	Folder : 55	Essays by CER (MS, proofs) 1842, n.d. General note See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 10.	1842
Box: 71	Folder : *	"With the Nuns" (MS) by CER, ca. 1868 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 10.	1868
Box: 71	Folder : *	"The Chronicles of San Juan" speech by CER, 1877 Scope and Content See Box 86, Folder 11.	1877
Box: 71	Folder : 56	"Life at Timber Line" by CER (printed) 1879	1879
Box: 71	Folder : 57	Article on prohibition, by CER (TS) [1888?]	1888?
Box: 71	Folder : 58	Printed Material	undated
Box: 72	Folder :	Unsorted financial records	undated
Box: 73	Folder :	Unsorted financial records	undated
Box: 74	Folder :	Unsorted financial records	undated
Box: 75	Folder :	Unsorted financial records	undated
Box: 76	Folder :	Unsorted financial records	undated
Subseries C: Sarah E. Robins, 1838-1866 Scope and Contents note Subseries C consists of the papers of Sarah E. Robins (1836-1869), an aunt of Elizabeth Robins. ER felt great kinship with her aunt, Sarah Elizabeth Robins, a poet, and noted on Sarah Robins's correspondence many similarities between their personalities. Sarah Robins appears to have been a role-model for Robins, particularly because of her interests in literature and education. [See the letters of Gorham D. Abbot.] This subseries also contains a letter from Charles Dickens and two letters from Edgar Allan Poe which Sarah Helen Whitman sent to Sarah Robins.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 77	Folder : 1	General Correspondence 1838-1866	1838 -1866
Box: 77	Folder : 2	Abbot, Gorham D. 1862-1863 General note Active in movement for women's education.	1862 -1863
Box: 77	Folder : 3	Dickens, Charles June 1, 1861	1861
Box: 77	Folder : 4	Robins family 1849-1869	1859 -1861
Box: 77	Folder : 5	Whitman, Sarah Helen 1859-1861 General note Includes two 1848 Edgar Allan Poe letters.	1859 -1861
Box: 77	Folder : 6	Sarah E. Robins Essays and Poems (MS) 1861, n.d. Scope and Content See also Box 83, Folder 7.	1861
Box: 77	Folder : *	"Criticism Emancipated" (MS) Scope and Content See Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 11.	undated
Box: 77	Folder : *	Commonplace Book (extracts from various authors), also loose pages Scope and Content See Box 86, Folder 12.	undated
Box: 77	Folder : 7	Sarah E. Robins Drawings	undated
Box: 77	Folder : 8	Printed material	undated
Box: 77	Folder : 9	Ephemera	undated
Subseries D: Hannah M. Robins, 1841-1890 Scope and Contents note Subseries D consists of the papers of Elizabeth Robins's mother, Hannah Crow Robins (1836-1901). Hannah spent much of her married life with her Crow relations in Louisville, Kentucky, particularly with the Bodines. After the family moved back to Ohio from Staten Island, New York, some of her children were raised in Louisville; Elizabeth Robins usually stayed in Zanesville, Ohio, with her grandmother, Jane Hussey Robins. In 1885, Hannah Robins was committed to an asylum. In addition to correspondence, Subseries D contains Hannah Robins's diary for the year in which Elizabeth Robins was born.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 78	Folder : 1	Elizabeth Robins (ER) to Hannah M. Robins (HMR) 1872-1884	1872 -1884
Box: 78	Folder : 2	HMR to ER 1880-1882	1880 -1882
Box: 78	Folder : 3	HMR to ER 1883-1885,1887	1883 -1887
Box: 78	Folder : 4	General Correspondence 1856-1882, n.d.	1856 -1862
Box: 78	Folder : 5	Bodine Family 1859-1879, n.d.	1859 -1879
Box: 78	Folder : 6	Crow, Mrs. E. K. 1841, 1853-1854, n.d. Scope and Content See also Box 86, Folder 14.	1841 -1854
Box: 79	Folder : 7	Dillon family 1858-1860, nd	1858 -1860
Box: 79	Folder : 8	Fulton, James 1858	1858
Box: 79	Folder : 9	Guthrie, Cornelia (Robins) 1859-1869	1859 -1869
Box: 79	Folder : 10	Robins, Charles E. 1853, 1860-1864, 1890	1853 -1890
Box: 79	Folder : 11	Robins, Jane H. 1862	1862
Box: 79	Folder : 12	Robins, Sarah E. 1862	1862
Box: 79	Folder : 13	Stopp, Mr. [letters from H.M. Crow]	1857, 1860
Box: 79	Folder : 14	Hannah M. Crow composition book.	undated
Box: 79	Folder : 15	Hannah M. Robins diary 1862	1862
Box: 79	Folder : 16	Typescript of portion of HMR's 1862 diary	1862
Subseries E: Eunice (Una) Robins, 1880-1886 Scope and Contents note Subseries E contains the correspondence of Elizabeth's only sister, Eunice Robins, who died before Robins moved to England.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 80	Folder : 1	ER to Una Robins 1880-1885, n.d.	1880 -1885
Box: 80	Folder : 2	Una Robins to ER 1880-1886	1880 -1886
Box: 80	Folder : 3	Robins: Charles E. and Hannah M. 1885	1885
Subseries F: Vernon Robins, 1881-1933 Scope and Contents note Subseries F consists of the papers of Robins' brother Vernon. Robins brought her brother Vernon to England to study medicine, and he went on to open a practice in Louisville, Kentucky
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 81	Folder : 1	Vernon Robins (VR) to ER 1881-1899	1881 -1899
Box: 81	Folder : 2	VR to ER 1900-1929	1900 -1929
Box: 81	Folder : 3	VR to ER 1930-1933, n.d.	1930 -1933
Box: 81	Folder : 4	ER to VR 1887-1894	1887 -1894
Box: 81	Folder : 5	ER to VR (postal cards) 1888-1893, n.d.	1888 -1893
Box: 81	Folder : 6	ER to VR 1931-1933, n.d.	1931 -1933
Box: 81	Folder : 7	General Correspondence 1884-1931, n.d.	1884 -1931
Box: 81	Folder : 8	Robins, Charles E. 1888-1891, n.d.	1888 -1891
Box: 81	Folder : 9	Robins, Raymond 1881-1933	1881 -1933
Box: 81	Folder : 10	Robins, Saxton 1888-1893, n.d.	1888 -1893
Box: 81	Folder : 11	Personal health records 1887,1889, n.d.	1887 -1889
Box: 81	Folder : 12	Account book 1891	1891
Box: 81	Folder : 13	School materials 1889, 1890, n.d.	1889 -1890
Box: 81	Folder : 14	Printed Material 1889, 1906, n.d.	1889 -1906
Subseries G: Saxton Robins, 1882-1901 Scope and Contents note Subseries G consists of the papers of on Elizabeth Robin's younger brother, Saxton. Saxton worked for the Alaska Commercial Company in Anvik from about 1897 until his death in 1901. Subseries G contains his Clerk's Record Book, which includes the minutes of several miners meetings.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 82	Folder : 1	Saxton Robins to ER 1882-1900, n.d.	1882 -1900
Box: 82	Folder : 2	General Correspondence 1891-1901	1891 -1901
Box: 82	Folder : 3	Saxton Robins' Clerk's Record Book, Anvik, Alaska 1899	1899
Box: 82	Folder : 4	Code of Rules for the Citizens of Anvik, Alaska n.d.	n.d.
Subseries H: Additional Family Members, 1803-1876 Scope and Contents note Subseries H contains materials, including letters and notebooks, which belonged to Robins's Hussey, Crow and Robins relations. Notable are the various family genealogies compiled by family members, including Elizabeth Robins, and the family newspaper edited by Rebecca Robins. It also contains two letters, dated 1824 and 1826, to Ephraim Robins from John C. Calhoun.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 83	Folder : 1	Anonymous--notebook 1831	1831
Box: 83	Folder : 2	Crow, Edward 1826-1840, n.d.	1826 -1840
Box: 83	Folder : 3	3. Crow, Elizabeth (Hussey), notebook 1825	1825
Box: 83	Folder : 4	Crow, Elizabeth K. 1846, 1858	1846 -1858
Box: 83	Folder : 5	5. Hussey, Asabel 1844, 1852, n.d.	1844 -1852
Box: 83	Folder : 6	Hussey, Edith K. 1826, 1834	1826 -1834
Box: 83	Folder : 7	7. Hussey, Edith K., notebook 1830	1830
Box: 83	Folder : *	Hussey, Sarah, watercolors book, n.d. Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 12.	n.d.
Box: 83	Folder : 8	K: "A.S.K." and "A.R."--mathematics notebook 1820	1820
Box: 83	Folder : 9	Mack, Rebecca A. Robins 1855, 1875 Scope and Content See also Box 84, Folder 18: "Robins, Rebecca", and Series II, Subseries A and B.	1855 -1875
Box: 83	Folder : *	Robins, E. and John N. Scope and Content See also Oversize Material Box 267, Folder 12.	undated
Box: 83	Folder : 10	Robins, Edward death certificate, 1865	1865
Box: 83	Folder : 11	Robins, Ephraim 1803-1842, n.d. Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 12.	1803 -1842
Box: 83	Folder : 12	Robins, Ephraim--letters from John C. Calhoun 1824, 1846	1824 -1826
Box: 84	Folder : 13	Robins, Eugene 1857-1872	1857 -1872
Box: 84	Folder : *	Robins, Gurdon Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 12.	undated
Box: 84	Folder : 14	Robins, J. Cornelia--letters and early compositions 1844-1876, n.d.	1844 -1876
Box: 84	Folder : 15	Robins, J. Cornelia--autograph book 1853-1859	1853 -1859
Box: 84	Folder : 16	Robins, J. Cornelia--floral notebook 1853	1853
Box: 84	Folder : 17	17. Robins, J. Cornelia--notebook 1859	1859
Box: 84	Folder : 18	Robins, Rebecca A.--family newspaper (MS) "Youthful Gleanings" or "Bright Star" n.d.	n.d.
Box: 84	Folder : 19	Family Genealogies Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 13.	undated
Subseries I: Family Books Scope and Contents note Subseries I is made up of books which belonged to family members. Of particular interest is the volume of poetry by Sarah Elizabeth Robins, which was written under the pseudonym "Sidney Russet."
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 85	Folder : 1	Arnold, Matthew. Poems 1856	1856
Box: 85	Folder : 2	Book of Common Prayer (Protestant Episcopal Church; Baltimore) 1834	1834
Box: 85	Folder : 3	English Version of the Polyglott Bible (Baltimore; stereotyped by L. Johnson) 1832	1832
Box: 85	Folder : 4	Robins, Sarah Elizabeth. Poems (under the pseudonym Sidney Russet) 1858	1858
Box: 85	Folder : 5	Robins, Sarah Elizabeth. Poems (under the pseudonym Sidney Russel) 1858	1858
Box: 85	Folder : 6	Robins, Sarah Elizabeth (loose, cut pages) n.d.	n.d.
Box: 85	Folder : 7	Smith, Rev. James. Still Waters or, Refreshment for the Saviour's Flock at Eventide. n.d.	n.d.
Box: 85	Folder : 8	Taylor Family. Original Poems for Infant Minds. 1840	1840
Box: 85	Folder : 9	Ticknor and Field's Catalogue of Popular Books. 1860	1860
Box: 85	Folder : 10	Watts, I. Psalms of David 1826	1826
Box: 85	Folder : 11	Bound book of sheet music for pianoforte. circa 1831	1831
Legal Size Material Scope and Contents note This material was removed from Subseries A-D and F. The letter after the folder number indicates which subseries it came from.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 86	Folder : 1	Jane H. Robins: General Correspondence 1832-1872	1832 -1872
Box: 86	Folder : 2	JHR: Robins, Charles E. 1849-1883	1849 -1883
Box: 86	Folder : 3	JHR: General Business Correspondence 1848-1879	1848 -1879
Box: 86	Folder : 4	JHR: Estate Litigation 1854-1855 General note See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 8.	1854 -1855
Box: 86	Folder : 5	Charles E. Robins to Elizabeth Robins 1881-1891	1881 -1891
Box: 86	Folder : 6	CER: Bodine, J.M. 1861-1885	1861 -1885
Box: 86	Folder : 7	CER: Robins, Jane H. 1847-1861	1847 -1861
Box: 86	Folder : 8	CER: Business correspondence 1851-1869	1851 -1869
Box: 86	Folder : 9	CER: Business records--Alba Light Company 1881-1883	1881 -1883
Box: 86	Folder : 10	CER: Business records-- miscellaneous, n.d.	n.d.
Box: 86	Folder : 11	CER: "The Chronicles of San Juan" 1877	1877
Box: 86	Folder : 12	Sarah E. Robins: Commonplace book (extracts from various authors), also loose pages n.d.	n.d.
Box: 86	Folder : 13	SER: Poetry (MS) n.d.	n.d.
Box: 86	Folder : 14	Hannah M. Robins: General Correspondence 1853-1854, n.d.	1853 -1854
Box: 86	Folder : 15	Vernon Robins: Will 1931	1931
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Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins Scope and Contents note Series IV spans the years 1887-1951 and contains materials related to Raymon Robins and his wife Margaret Dreier Robins. This series consists mainly of correspondence, some newspaper clippings, and texts of speeches and is arranged into four subseries. Subseries A-C are arranged chronologically. Raymond Robins (1873-1954), Elizabeth Robins's youngest brother, was a lawyer, social worker, lecturer and politician. He led an active life in which he became passionately involved in a wide variety of progressive causes. In 1905 he married Margaret Dreier (1868-1945), an active member of the Women's Trade Union League. Margaret Dreier Robins served as President of the National Women's Trade Union League from 1907-1922. She also spoke in favor of women's suffrage and, like Raymond Robins, became involved in Progressive Party politics and, in the 1920's, the movement to outlaw war.
Subseries A: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins to Elizabeth Robins Scope and Contents note Subseries A contains the correspondence of Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins as well as occasional letters from Elizabeth Robins to Raymond Robins. Raymond Robins wrote faithfully to ER for most of their lives. His letters describe his social and political activism as well as his opinions of American politics and politicians. They also address family matters and reminisce about childhood experiences. Raymond Robins's interest in settlement work and the problems of the homeless is expressed in letters he wrote while involved with Chicago Commons and the Northwest University Settlement. A few typescripts of his speeches are filed at the end of Subseries A. Raymond Robins also occasionally sent Elizabeth Robins letters he received and considered noteworthy. One example of this practice is the 1901 letter from Jane Addams about Abraham Isaak. On the back of this letter is a note written by Isaak, while it prison, to Robins written from prison (See Box 1, Folder 2).
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 87	Folder : 2	RR to ER 1900-1901	1900 -1901
Box: 87	Folder : 3	RR to ER 1902	1902
Box: 87	Folder : 4	RR to ER (January-July) 1903	1903
Box: 87	Folder : 5	RR to ER (September-December) 1903	1903
Box: 87	Folder : 6	RR to ER 1904	1904
Box: 87	Folder : 7	RR and Margaret Dreier Robins (MDR) to ER 1905	1905
Box: 88	Folder : 8	RR and MDR to ER 1906	1906
Box: 88	Folder : 9	RR and MDR to ER 1907	1907
Box: 88	Folder : 10	RR and MDR to ER 1908	1908
Box: 88	Folder : 11	RR and MDR to ER 1909	1909
Box: 88	Folder : 12	RR and MDR to ER 1910	1910
Box: 88	Folder : 13	RR and MDR to ER 1911	1911
Box: 88	Folder : 14	RR and MDR to ER 1912	1912
Box: 89	Folder : 15	RR and MDR to ER 1913	1913
Box: 89	Folder : 16	RR and MDR to ER 1914	1914
Box: 89	Folder : 17	RR and MDR to ER 1915	1915
Box: 89	Folder : 18	RR and MDR to ER 1916	1916
Box: 89	Folder : 19	RR and MDR to ER 1917	1917
Box: 89	Folder : 20	RR and MDR to ER 1918	1918
Box: 89	Folder : 21	RR and MDR to ER 1919	1919
Box: 89	Folder : 22	RR and MDR to ER 1920	1920
Box: 90	Folder : 23	RR and MDR to ER 1921	1921
Box: 90	Folder : 24	RR and MDR to ER 1922	1922
Box: 90	Folder : 25	RR and MDR to ER 1923	1923
Box: 90	Folder : 26	RR and MDR to ER 1924	1924
Box: 90	Folder : 27	RR to ER 1925	1925
Box: 91	Folder : 28	RR to ER 1926	1926
Box: 91	Folder : 29	RR to ER (January-May) 1927	1927
Box: 91	Folder : 30	RR to ER (April-December) 1927	1927
Box: 91	Folder : 31	RR to ER 1928	1928
Box: 91	Folder : 32	RR to ER 1929	1929
Box: 91	Folder : 33	RR to ER 1930	1930
Box: 91	Folder : 34	RR to ER 1931	1931
Box: 92	Folder : 35	RR and MDR to ER (January-August) 1932	1932
Box: 92	Folder : 36	Various people to ER re: RR's disappearance and reappearance (September-December) 1932	1932
Box: 92	Folder : 37	RR and MDR to ER 1933	1933
Box: 92	Folder : 38	RR and MDR to ER 1934	1934
Box: 92	Folder : 39	RR and MDR to ER 1935	1935
Box: 93	Folder : 40	RR and MDR to ER (January-April) 1936	1936
Box: 93	Folder : 41	RR and MDR to ER (May-December) 1936	1936
Box: 93	Folder : 42	RR and MDR to ER 1937	1937
Box: 93	Folder : 43	RR and MDR to ER 1938	1938
Box: 93	Folder : 44	RR and MDR to ER 1939	1939
Box: 93	Folder : 45	RR and MDR to ER 1940	1940
Box: 94	Folder : 46	RR and MDR to ER 1941	1941
Box: 94	Folder : 47	RR and MDR to ER (February-July) 1942	1942
Box: 94	Folder : 48	RR and MDR to ER (August-December) 1942	1942
Box: 94	Folder : 49	RR and MDR to ER 1943	1943
Box: 94	Folder : 50	RR and MDR to ER 1944	1944
Box: 94	Folder : 51	RR and MDR to ER 1945	1945
Box: 95	Folder : 52	RR to ER 1946-1948	1946 -1948
Box: 95	Folder : 53	RR to ER 1949	1949
Box: 95	Folder : 54	RR to ER 1950	1950
Box: 95	Folder : 55	RR to ER 1951	1951
Box: 95	Folder : 56	RR to ER n.d.	n.d.
Box: 95	Folder : 1	1905-1939, n.d. [to Raymond Robins]	1905 -1939
Box: 95	Folder : 2	General Correspondence
Subseries B: Margaret Dreier Robins Scope and Contents note Margaret Dreier Robins's correspondence begins in 1905, the year she married Raymond Robins, and continues regularly until 1924. Thereafter, her letters appear sporadically from 1932-1945. Margaret Dreier Robins only occasionally wrote to ER about the progress of American suffragists and her impressions of Chicago politics. Her letters deal mainly with the beauty and workings of the Chinsegut Hill property in Florida and her husband's health. Subseries B also contains one folder of letters from Margaret Dreier Robins to Raymond Robins that are primarily love letters.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 95	Folder : 1	1905-1939, n.d. [to Raymond Robins]	1905 -1939
Box: 95	Folder : 2	General Correspondence
Subseries C: Raymond Robins, General Correspondence Scope and Contents note Invitations to speak comprise much of the general correspondence in Subseries C. In addition, there are a few letters from Raymond Robins's father, Charles E. Robins (Folder 1) and sporadic letters from Vernon Robins and the Dreiers. There are some early letters showing Raymond Robins's interest in women's suffrage (Folder 1) and a 1911 letter on the subject of lynching, signed by five black ministers (Folder 3). Also in this subseries are letters from Leonora O'Reilly (Folder 2), Theodore Roosevelt (Folders 3 and 4), Harold Ickes (Folders 4 and 6), Salmon O. Levinson (Folder 6), telegrams from Robert LaFollette and Medille McCormick (Folder 3) and two letters from Trotsky.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 96	Folder : 1	1891-1904	1891 -1904
Box: 96	Folder : 2	1905 General note Re: RR's marriage to Margaret Dreier.	1905
Box: 96	Folder : 3	1905-1912	1905 -1912
Box: 96	Folder : 4	1913-1914	1913 -1914
Box: 96	Folder : 5	1917 General note Includes two letters from Leon Trotsky.	1917
Box: 96	Folder : 6	1921-1944 (sporadic)	1921 -1914
Box: 96	Folder : *	*For typescripts of speeches by Raymond Robins and Robins' license to practice law in Florida, see Box 12, Folders l and 2.
Subseries D: Printed Material and Ephemera Scope and Contents note Subseries D contains printed material and ephemera.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 97	Folder : 1	Broadsides and programs of Raymond Robins' speeches Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 267, Folder 14.
Box: 97	Folder : 2	exts of speeches and articles by Raymond Robins
Box: 97	Folder : 3	Publications relating to Raymond Robins Scope and Content For publications about the Smith-Robins World Tour.and the Men and Religion Forward Movement, see Box 98, Folder 5.
Box: 97	Folder : 4	Raymond Robins' ephemera (1914)	1914
Box: 97	Folder : 5	Margaret Dreier Robins
Box: 97	Folder : 6	Florida
Box: 98	Folder : 1	Raymond Robins to Elizabeth Robins 1902-1948	1902 -1948
Box: 98	Folder : 2	Typescripts of Raymond Robins' speeches 1902, 1904, 1911, n.d.	1902 -1911
Box: 98	Folder : 3	License to practice law in Florida 1895	1895
Box: 98	Folder : 4	Texts of speeches and letters by various people 1913-41, n.d.	1913 -1941
Box: 98	Folder : 5	Publications and broadsides regarding the Smith-Robins World Tour and the Man and Religion Forward Movement
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Series V: Florence Bell Scope and Contents note Series V contains materials relating to Florence Eveleen Eleanor (Olliffe) Bell (1851 - 1930), a playwright and author, who met Elizabeth Robins around 1891 while Robins was active in the British theater. Bell and Robins formed a close friendship which remained strong and constant until Bell's death in 1930. In her will, Florence Bell stipulated that all of Elizabeth Robins's letters should be returned to her. The letters sent by Robins to Bell comprise the majority of this series and are personal in nature. The correspondence concerns domestic problems; news of friends; the illnesses which Robins suffered throughout her life; her travels in Europe and North America, including her journey to Alaska in 1900 which inspired the novel The Magnetic North (1904), and her frequent visits to her brother Raymond at his home, Chinsegut, in Florida; family members; Robins's relationships with David Scott, Octavia Wilberforce and Marjorie Hubert, all of whom lived at her Sussex County home, Backsettown. The personal quality of this correspondence offers a special insight into Robins's development throughout her middle years. Noticeably absent from the correspondence is commentary on Robins's involvement in the suffrage movement.
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins to Florence Bell, 1892-1930
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 99	Folder : 1	1891-1892	1891 -1892
Box: 99	Folder : 2	1893	1893
Box: 99	Folder : 3	1894	1894
Box: 99	Folder : 4	1895	1895
Box: 99	Folder : 5	1896	1896
Box: 99	Folder : 6	1897	1897
Box: 99	Folder : 7	1898	1898
Box: 100	Folder : 8	1899	1899
Box: 100	Folder : 9	1900	1900
Box: 100	Folder : 10	1901	1901
Box: 100	Folder : 11	1902	1902
Box: 100	Folder : 12	1903	1903
Box: 100	Folder : 13	1904	1904
Box: 100	Folder : 14	1905	1905
Box: 100	Folder : 15	1906	1906
Box: 101	Folder : 16	1907	1907
Box: 101	Folder : 17	1908	1908
Box: 101	Folder : 18	1909	1909
Box: 101	Folder : 19	1910	1910
Box: 101	Folder : 20	1911	1911
Box: 102	Folder : 21	1912	1912
Box: 102	Folder : 22	1913	1913
Box: 102	Folder : 23	1914	1914
Box: 102	Folder : 24	1915	1915
Box: 102	Folder : 25	1916	1916
Box: 102	Folder : 26	1917	1917
Box: 102	Folder : 27	1918	1918
Box: 103	Folder : 28	1919	1919
Box: 103	Folder : 29	1920	1920
Box: 103	Folder : 30	1921	1921
Box: 103	Folder : 31	1922	1922
Box: 103	Folder : 32	1923	1923
Box: 103	Folder : 33	1924	1924
Box: 103	Folder : 34	1925	1925
Box: 104	Folder : 35	1926	1926
Box: 104	Folder : 36	1927	1927
Box: 104	Folder : 37	1928	1928
Box: 104	Folder : 38	1929	1929
Box: 104	Folder : 39	1930	1930
Box: 104	Folder : 40	Postcards: 1891-1929, n.d.	1891 -1929
Box: 105	Folder : 41	n.d.	n.d.
Box: 105	Folder : 42	n.d.	n.d.
Box: 105	Folder : 43	n.d.	n.d.
Box: 105	Folder : 44	n.d.	n.d.
Box: 105	Folder : 45	n.d.	n.d.
Subseries B: Florence Bell to Elizabeth Robins, 1891-1930
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 106	Folder : 1	1891-1899	1891 -1899
Box: 106	Folder : 2	1900-1904	1900 -1904
Box: 106	Folder : 3	1905	1905
Box: 106	Folder : 4	1906-1907	1906 -1907
Box: 106	Folder : 5	1908-1909	1908 -1908
Box: 106	Folder : 6	1910-1911	1910
Box: 106	Folder : 7	1912	1912
Box: 106	Folder : 8	1913	1913
Box: 106	Folder : 9	1914	1914
Box: 106	Folder : 10	1915	1915
Box: 106	Folder : 11	1916	1916
Box: 106	Folder : 12	1917	1917
Box: 106	Folder : 13	1918	1918
Box: 106	Folder : 14	1919	1919
Box: 107	Folder : 15	1920	1920
Box: 107	Folder : 16	1921	1921
Box: 107	Folder : 17	1922	1922
Box: 107	Folder : 18	1923	1923
Box: 107	Folder : 19	1924	1924
Box: 107	Folder : 20	1925	1925
Box: 107	Folder : 21	1926	1926
Box: 107	Folder : 22	1927	1927
Box: 108	Folder : 23	1928	1928
Box: 108	Folder : 24	1929	1929
Box: 108	Folder : 25	1930	1930
Box: 108	Folder : 26	n.d.	n.d.
Box: 108	Folder : 27	Postcards: 1893, 1902-1923	1893 -1923
Box: 108	Folder : 28	Postcards: 1924-1930, n.d.	1924 -1930
Subseries C: General Correspondence, 1891-1929 Scope and Contents note Subseries C includes Florence Bell's correspondence with others, including her husband and children. Many of these letters are from mutual friends of she and Elizabeth Robins, and their correspondence can also be found in Series Two: General Correspondence. Most notable are the letters from 1900 when Bell relayed messages from Robins's Seattle sickbed to her various English acquaintances.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 109	Folder : 1	Florence Bell to Various People 1891,1900, n.d.	1891 -1900
Box: 109	Folder : 2	Various People to Florence Bell 1891-1929, n.d.	1891 -1929
Box: 109	Folder : 3	Bell, Elsa 1892-1919, n.d.	1892 -1919
Box: 109	Folder : 4	Bell, Gertrude 1894, n.d.	1894
Box: 109	Folder : 5	Bell, Sir Hugh 1892-1911	1892 -1911
Box: 109	Folder : 6	Bell: Hugo, Frances 1903,1926,1928	1903 -1928
Box: 109	Folder : 7	Bell, Molly 1893,1920-1929	1893 -1929
Box: 109	Folder : 8	Dower: Pauline (Trevelyan), John 1928-1929	1928 -1929
Box: 109	Folder : 9	James, Henry 1891, 1914	1891 -1914
Box: 109	Folder : 10	Johnson, Phyllis M. 1929	1929
Box: 109	Folder : 11	Olliffe, Laura 1892, n.d. General note F.B.'s E father.	1892
Box: 109	Folder : 12	Wilberforce, Octavia 1918-1928 Scope and Content See also Series VI: Octavia Wilberforce.	1918 -1928
Subseries D: Literary Productions Scope and Content note Subseries D contains some of Bell's works (which run the gamut from children's books to novels), including a complete four-act play and a preliminary sketch for a collaborative dramatization with Robins of Rossetti's ballad, "Sister Helen."
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 110	Folder : 1	The Dean of St. Patrick's, or Vanessa, Act I (1895)	1895
Box: 110	Folder : 2	The Dean of St. Patrick's, or Vanessa, Act II (1895)	1895
Box: 110	Folder : 3	The Dean of St. Patrick's, or Vanessa, Act III (1895)	1895
Box: 110	Folder : 4	The Dean of St. Patrick's, or Vanessa, Act IV (1895)	1895
Box: 110	Folder : 5	Marysienka, Act I
Box: 110	Folder : 6	A Rounton Alphabet 1924	1924
Box: 110	Folder : 7	Sister Helen (ideas for a dramatization) 1896	1896
Box: 110	Folder : 8	Stella, Acts I, II, and III
Subseries E: Printed Materials
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 110	Folder : 1	Printed Materials 1895-1930 Scope and Content See also Series V Box 111, Folder 3.	1895 -1930
Box: 110	Folder : 2	Nora is Four 1927	1927
Box: 110	Folder : 3	Nora is Five 1928 General note Illustrated by Pauline Trevelyan.	1928
Box: 110	Folder : 4	Nora is Seven 1930	1930
Legal Size Material
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 111	Folder : 1	Elizabeth Robins to Florence Bell 9 September 1920	1920
Box: 111	Folder : 2	A Pageant of Mount Grace n.d.	n.d.
Box: 111	Folder : 3	Printed Material 1895-1920	1895 -1920
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Series VI: Octavia Wilberforce Scope and Contents note Series VI consists of Octavia Wilberforce's correspodence, mainly with ER and also Wilberforce's printed materials.
Subseries A: Octavia Wilberforce to Elizabeth Robins, 1915-1950 Scope and Contents note Subseries A consists Wilberforce's letters to ER.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 112	Folder : 1	1915, June; 1916, February-December	1915 -1916
Box: 112	Folder : 2	1920-1923 (sporadic)	1920 -1923
Box: 112	Folder : 3	1924, January-August	1924
Box: 112	Folder : 4	1924, September-December	1924
Box: 112	Folder : 5	1925, January-August	1925
Box: 112	Folder : 6	1925, September-December	1925
Box: 112	Folder : 7	1926, January-December; 1928, April	1926 -1928
Box: 113	Folder : 8	1930, January-August	1930
Box: 113	Folder : 9	1930, September-December	1930
Box: 113	Folder : 10	1931, January-June	1931
Box: 113	Folder : 11	1934, April-December	1934
Box: 113	Folder : 12	1935, February, May; 1936, January, August, December	1935 -1936
Box: 113	Folder : 13	1937, January-November	1937
Box: 113	Folder : 14	1938, June-December	1938
Box: 113	Folder : 15	1939, February-November	1939
Box: 113	Folder : 16	[1930's?]	1930s?
Box: 114	Folder : 17	1940, March-December	1940
Box: 114	Folder : 18	1941	1941
Box: 114	Folder : 19	1942	1942
Box: 114	Folder : 20	1943	1943
Box: 114	Folder : 21	1944	1944
Box: 114	Folder : 22	1945, January-May	1945
Box: 114	Folder : 23	1946, May, August; 1947, July	1946 -1927
Box: 114	Folder : 24	1948, January-November	1948
Box: 114	Folder : 25	1949, March-October	1949
Box: 114	Folder : 26	1950, August, September, n.d.	1950
Box: 114	Folder : 27	Telegrams, 1930-1945, n.d.	1930 -1945
Subseries B: Elizabeth Robins to Octavia Wilberforce, 1924-1943 Scope and Contents note Subseries B consists Robins' correspondence to Octavia Wilberforce.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 115	Folder : 1	1924, June-December	1924
Box: 115	Folder : 2	1925	1925
Box: 115	Folder : 3	1926	1926
Box: 115	Folder : 4	1927-1930 (sporadic)	1922 -1930
Box: 115	Folder : 5	November 1939; August-December 1940; April 1941	1927 -1941
Box: 115	Folder : 6	1942, June, July; 1943, October; 1944, October	1939 -1944
Box: 115	Folder : 7	Telegrams, 1924, 1944, n.d.	1924 -1944
Subseries C: General Correspondence, 1918-1963 Scope and Contents note Subseries C consists of Octavia Wilberforce's general correspondence.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 116	Folder : 1	General Correspondence 1918-1961, n.d.	1918 -1961
Box: 116	Folder : 2	Bell, Florence 1920-1929	1920 -1929
Box: 116	Folder : 3	Edel, Leon 1959-1963	1959 -1963
Box: 116	Folder : 4	Hubert, Marjorie 1922-1926	1922 -1926
Box: 116	Folder : 5	Robins, Raymond 1925-1939	1925 -1939
Box: 116	Folder : 6	Shaw, George Bernard 1937, 1938, 1943	1937 -1943
Box: 116	Folder : 7	Thompson, E.A.M. 1924-1939	1924 -1939
Subseries D: Printed Material
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 116	Folder : 1	Octavia Wilberforce--Printed Material
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Series VII: Literary Productions
An American Actress at Amergau, (1890)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 117	Folder : 1-2	TS
Box: 117	Folder : 3	An American Actress at the Passion Play TS
Box: 117	Folder : 4	Programs, ticket stubs, newspaper clippings
Box: 117	Folder : 5	Correspondence re: ER's 1890 trip to Passion Plays at Ober-Amergau
An American Actress at Balmoral Castle or A Close up View of Queen Victoria and the English Stage, (1893)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 117	Folder : 1	An American Actress at Balmoral Castle TS
Box: 117	Folder : 2	"Notes on Balmoral" TS
Box: 117	Folder : 3	A Close Up View of Queen Victoria and the English Stage in 1893 Scope and Content See also TS Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 1.
Ancilla's Share
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 118	Folder : 1	"Introductory," "Peace," and "Author's Note" MS/TS
Box: 118	Folder : 2	Chapters 1-12 MS
Box: 118	Folder : 3	Chapters 13-21 MS
Box: 118	Folder : 4	Chapters 22-25 MS
Box: 118	Folder : 5	Chapters 26-31 MS
Box: 119	Folder : 6	Chapters 32-38, MS
Box: 119	Folder : 7	Notes and Chapter Fragments MS/TS
Box: 119	Folder : 8	Pages 1-195 TS
Box: 119	Folder : 9	Pages 196-436 TS
Annie Besant, (ca. 1936)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 120	Folder : 1-4	MS/TS
Box: 120	Folder : 5	TS (carbon)
Box: 120	Folder : 6	Correspondence	1936 -1937
Autumn General note See Time is Whispering
Benvenuto Cellini, (1900?)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 121	Folder : 1-3	MS
Box: 121	Folder : 4-5	MS/TS
Box: 121	Folder : 6	Notes--ER's and William Archer's
Box: 121	Folder : 7	Fragments
Box: 122	Folder : 8	Acts I and II TS
Box: 122	Folder : 9	Acts I and II TS
Box: 122	Folder : 10	Acts III-V TS
Box: 123	Folder : 11	Acts I-V ["Private Copy. Her Majesty's Version"] TS
Box: 123	Folder : 12	Acts I-V ["From USA to H[erbert] B[eerbohm] T[ree]" TS
Box: 123	Folder : 13	Alternate version, tableaux I-IV TS
Box: 123	Folder : 14	Alternate version, tableaux V and VI TS
Box: 123	Folder : 15	Tableaux I-VIII TS
Box: 123	Folder : 16	Tableaux I-IV TS
Box: 124	Folder : 17	Tableaux I-III TS
Box: 124	Folder : 18	Tableaux V-IX
Box: 125	Folder : 19	Act I (in French) TS
Box: 125	Folder : 20	Act II (in French) TS
Box: 125	Folder : 21	Act III (in French) TS
Box: 125	Folder : 22	Act IV (in French) TS
Box: 125	Folder : 23	Act V (in French) TS
Box: 125	Folder : 24	Correspondence	1899 -1921
The Book of Revelations, (ca. 1921)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 126	Folder : 1-2	MS
Box: 126	Folder : 3	Correspondence	1921
Both Sides of the Curtain, (ca. 1939)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 127	Folder : 1	Part of Introductory MS and TS
Box: 127	Folder : 2	Rough drafts--first nine chapters MS
Box: 127	Folder : 3	"Rough" or corrected type: Early Years TS
Box: 127	Folder : 4	Chapters 1 and 2--"The First Years" TS
Box: 127	Folder : 5	Chapter 3 "Captain Swift" MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 6	Chapter 4 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 7	Chapter 5 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 8	Chapter 6 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 9	Chapter 7 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 10	Chapter 8 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 11	Chapter 9 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 12	Chapter 10 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 13	Chapter 11 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 14	Chapter 12 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 15	Chapter 13--"Jupiter Tonans" MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 16	Chapter 14 MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 17	Chapter 15--"Mrs. Kendal and Little Lord Fauntleroy "MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 18	Chapter 16 "Duchess Street is England" MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 19	Chapter 17--"Miss Hetty and Mr. X" MS/TS
Box: 127	Folder : 20	Chapter 18 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 21	Chapter 19 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 22	Chapter 20 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 23	Chapter 21 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 24	Chapter 22 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 25	Unnumbered chapter (23 or 26?)--"Bret Harte and Madame Van de Velde" MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 26	Chapter 24 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 27	Chapter 26 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 28	Chapter 27 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 29	Chapters 28-31 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 30	Chapter 32 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 31	Chapter 33 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 32	Chapter 34 MS/TS
Box: 128	Folder : 33	Chapters 35-39 MS/TS
Box: 129	Folder : 34	Chapters 40-42 MS/TS
Box: 129	Folder : 35	Chapters 43-47 MS/TS
Box: 129	Folder : 36	Chapters 48-50 MS/TS
Box: 130	Folder : 37	"Introductory" TS
Box: 130	Folder : 38	Chapter l--"The First Years" TS
Box: 130	Folder : 39	Chapter 2 - "Oscar Wilde to the Rescue" TS
Box: 130	Folder : 40	Chapters 4-6 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 41	Chapters 7-10 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 42	Chapter 11 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 43	Chapter 12 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 44	Chapters 13-17 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 45	Chapter 18 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 46	Chapters 19-21 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 47	Chapter 23 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 48	Chapters 24-26 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 49	Chapter 27 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 50	Chapter 28 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 51	Chapter 29 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 52	Chapter 30 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 53	Chapter 31 TS
Box: 130	Folder : 54	Chapter 32 TS
Box: 131	Folder : 55	Chapter 33 TS
Box: 131	Folder : 56	Chapter 34 TS
Box: 131	Folder : 57	"Appendix" TS
Box: 131	Folder : 58	Fragments ("bits") TS
Box: 132	Folder : 59	First carbon--chapters 1-13 TS
Box: 132	Folder : 60	First carbon--chapter 18 TS
Box: 132	Folder : 61	Second carbon - chapters 1-10 TS
Box: 132	Folder : 62	Second carbon - chapters 12-16 TS
Box: 132	Folder : 63	Carbons/originals--chapters 17-20 TS
Box: 132	Folder : 64	Carbon--unnumbered chapter TS
Box: 133	Folder : 65	Notes (ER's and William Archer's) MS/TS
Box: 133	Folder : 66	Notes re: George Bernard Shaw MS/TS
Box: 133	Folder : 67	Correspondence Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 4 for an Index, possibly to Both Sides of the Curtain.	1939 -1940
The Bowarra, (1909?)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 134	Folder : 1	Pages 1-40 MS
Box: 134	Folder : 2	Pages 1-60 MS
Box: 134	Folder : 3	Act I, scenes II and III MS
Box: 134	Folder : 4	Act II, scenes I and II MS
Box: 134	Folder : 5	Notes and TS annotated by Granville Barker
Box: 134	Folder : 6	Act I, scenes I-III TS
Box: 134	Folder : 7	Notes MS
Box: 134	Folder : 8	Scenario TS
Box: 134	Folder : 9	Act I TS
Box: 134	Folder : 10	Act I, scenes II-IV TS
Box: 134	Folder : 11	Act II, scenes I-VI TS
Box: 134	Folder : 12	Act II, scenes I-VI TS
Box: 134	Folder : 13	Fragments TS
Box: 134	Folder : 14	Correspondence--Granville Barker	1909 -1910
Box: 134	Folder : 15	Correspondence General note Includes William Archer, Florence Bell, Herbert Beerbohm Tree.	1908 -1910
Camilla
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 135	Folder : 1	Part I, chapter 1 MS
Box: 135	Folder : 2	"Nancarrow" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 3	"Michael's Ambassadress" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 4	"A Different Nancarrow" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 5	The Sand Spur" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 6	"The Arraignment" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 7	"Church and Law" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 8	"Alice" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 9	"Leroy" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 10	"An Engagement and a Telegram" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 11	"Home and School," "Enter Leroy" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 12	Untitled chapter MS
Box: 135	Folder : 13	"Easter" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 14	"Vandewater's Landing" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 15	"America Again" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 16	"The Vision" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 17	"His Father" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 18	"The End" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 19	"Engaged" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 20	"The Best of all Letter" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 21	Untitled chapter MS
Box: 135	Folder : 22	"Sister Julia Delivers a Telephone Message" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 23	"Linda" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 24	"Marriage" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 25	"Crossing with Leroy" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 26	"The End of the Voyage" MS
Box: 135	Folder : 27	"The Tango" MS
Box: 136	Folder : 28	"Marriott's Visit" MS
Box: 136	Folder : 29	"Hilltop" MS
Box: 136	Folder : 30	"The Cave" MS
Box: 136	Folder : 31	"Lost" MS
Box: 136	Folder : 32	"Found" MS
Box: 136	Folder : 33	Alternate beginning (Based on Sisson's suggestions) MS
Box: 136	Folder : 34	Notes MS
Box: 137	Folder : 35	Part I, chapters 1-10 TS
Box: 137	Folder : 36	Part I, chapters 11-16 TS
Box: 137	Folder : 37	Part II, chapters 1-11 TS
Box: 137	Folder : 38	Part II, chapters 12-20 TS
Box: 137	Folder : 39	[Preface by Octavia Wilberforce?] MS
A Close up View of Queen Victoria and the English Stage General note See An American Actress at Balmoral Castle
Come and Find Me, (1906)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 138	Folder : 1	Chapters 1-11 TS
Box: 138	Folder : 2	Chapters 12-22 TS
Box: 138	Folder : 3	Chapters 23-26 TS
Box: 138	Folder : 4	Chapter Fragments
Box: 138	Folder : 5	Film Synopsis TS
Box: 138	Folder : 6	Florence Bell letter, June 5, 1906	1906
The Convert
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 139	Folder : 1	Chapters 1-10 TS
Box: 139	Folder : 2	Chapters 11-18 TS
The Dark Latern, (1905)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 140	Folder : 1	Part II, chapters 1-11 MS
Box: 140	Folder : 2	Part II, chapters 12-20 MS
Box: 140	Folder : 3	Part II, Chapters 21-24 MS
Box: 140	Folder : 4	Parts I and II, assorted chapters MS
Box: 141	Folder : 5	Book I, "The Prologue" TS
Box: 141	Folder : 6	Book II, "Dr. Vincent" TS
Box: 141	Folder : 7	Book III TS
Box: 141	Folder : 8	Book IV TS
Box: 141	Folder : 9-10	TS (incomplete)
Box: 141	Folder : 11	Correspondence	1905
Box: 141	Folder : 12	Dramatization
Discretion
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 142	Folder : 1-2	MS for play
Box: 142	Folder : 3	MS for short story, pages 1-35
Box: 142	Folder : 4-5	TS for short story
Box: 142	Folder : 6	Correspondence	1912
Evangeline, (ca. 1914)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 143	Folder : 1	Act I MS
Box: 143	Folder : 2	Act II MS
Box: 143	Folder : 3	Act III MS
Box: 143	Folder : 4	Act IV MS
Box: 143	Folder : 5-6	Notes MS
Box: 143	Folder : 7	Correspondence	1914 -1915
Fear General note See The Secret that was Kept
The Florentine Frame
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 144	Folder : 1	Acts I-III MS
Box: 144	Folder : 2	Fragments MS
Box: 144	Folder : 3	Chapters 1-14 TS
Box: 144	Folder : 4	Chapter 15 MS
Box: 144	Folder : 5	Chapters 16-20 (marked 15-19)
Box: 144	Folder : 6	Chapters 1-3 - TS
Box: 144	Folder : 7	Chapters 4-13 TS
Box: 144	Folder : 8	Chapter 14-end TS
The Friend of Women General note See Votes for Women
Go to Sleep Stories, (ca. 1905)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 145	Folder : 1-2	Manuscript/typescript and notes
Box: 145	Folder : 3	Notes
Box: 146	Folder : 4	The Cave of the Wicked MS/TS
Box: 146	Folder : 5	"The Devilman at Last!" MS/TS
Box: 146	Folder : 6	"The Importance of Buttons" MS/TS
Box: 146	Folder : 7	"King Salmon" MS/TS
Box: 146	Folder : 8	"How to Move an Island" MS/TS
Box: 146	Folder : 9	"The Adlets" MS
Box: 146	Folder : 10	Chapter fragments MS/TS
Box: 146	Folder : 11	Bits out of (original) "m e Funeral" MS
Box: 147	Folder : 12	Preface and Synopsis TS
Box: 147	Folder : 13	"The Stolen Wife" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 14	"Where the Lost Needles Go" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 15	"An Interlude" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 16	"The Importance of Buttons" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 17	"The Funeral" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 18	"The Old Woman who Lived in a Volcano TS
Box: 147	Folder : 19	"King Salmon" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 20	"The Orphan," "Big Premorska," "One who is not seen Anymore," "The Funeral" TS
Box: 147	Folder : 21	"The Crow's Feather" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 22	Preface TS
Box: 148	Folder : 23	#1 "The Stolen Wife" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 24	#2 "Where the Lost Needles Go" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 25	#3 "Interlude" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 26	#3 "One who is not seen Anymore" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 27	#4 "The Funeral" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 28	#4 "The Importance of Buttons" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 29	#5 "The Old Woman who Lived in a Volcano" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 30	#6 "The Adlet People" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 31	#7 "King Salmon" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 32	#8 "The Cave of the Wicked" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 33	#9 "The Devilman at Last!" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 34	#10 "The Whale's Revenge" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 35	#11 "Little Issara" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 36	#12 "How to Move an Island" TS
Box: 148	Folder : 37	#13 "The Winning of Nancheet" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 38	Preface TS
Box: 149	Folder : 39	#1 "The Stolen Wife" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 40	#2 'where the Lost Needles Go" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 41	#3 "Interlude" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 42	#4 "The Importance of Buttons" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 43	#5 "The Old Woman who Lived in a Volcano" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 44	#6 "The Adlet People" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 45	#7 "King Salmon" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 46	#8 "The Cave of the Wicked" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 47	#9 "The Devilman at Last!" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 48	#10 "The Whale's Revenge" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 49	#11 "Little Issara" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 50	#12 "How to Move an Island" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 51	#13 "The Winning of Nancheet" TS
Box: 149	Folder : 52	One letter, August 8, 1905	1905
Judith General note See Time is Whispering
Kenyon and his Daughter, (1930) General note See Rocky Mountain Journal
The Magnetic North
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 150	Folder : 1	Winter Camp on the Yukon
Box: 150	Folder : 2	"The House Warming"
Box: 150	Folder : 3	"Two New Spissimens"
Box: 150	Folder : 4	Chapter 5: "The Blow Out"
Box: 150	Folder : 5	Chapter 6
Box: 150	Folder : 6	Chapter 7: "A Penetential Journey"
Box: 150	Folder : 7	"Christmas"
Box: 150	Folder : 8	"A Christian Agnostic"
Box: 150	Folder : 9	"Princess Muckluck"
Box: 150	Folder : 10	"The Great White Silence"
Box: 150	Folder : 11	Chapter 12
Box: 150	Folder : 12	"The Esquimaux Horse"
Box: 151	Folder : 13	"Monica's Village"
Box: 151	Folder : 14	Chapter 16
Box: 151	Folder : 15	"The Cabin is Cold"
Box: 151	Folder : 16	Untitled chapters
Box: 151	Folder : 17	"The Ice Goes Out"
Box: 151	Folder : 18	"The Klondyke"
Box: 151	Folder : 19	"Where they Found the Gold"
Box: 152	Folder : 20	Chapter 1: "Winter Camp on the Yukon" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 21	Chapter 2: "The House Warming" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 22	Chapter 3: "Two New Spissimens" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 23	Chapter 4: "The Blow Out" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 24	Chapter 5: "The Shawman" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 25	Chapter 6: "The Penitential Journey" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 26	Chapter 7: "Kaviak's Crime" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 27	Chapter 8: "Christmas" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 28	Chapter 9: "A Christian Agnostic" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 29	Chapter 10: "Princess Muckluck MS
Box: 152	Folder : 30	Chapter 11: "Holy Cross" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 31	Chapter 12: "The Great White Silence" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 32	Chapter 13: "The Pit" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 33	Chapter 14: "Kurilla" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 34	Chapter 15: "The Esquimaux Horse" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 35	Chapter 16: "Minook" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 36	Chapter 17: "The Great Stampede" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 37	Chapter 18: "A Miner's Meeting" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 38	Chapter 19: "The Ice Goes Out" MS
Box: 152	Folder : 39	Chapter 20: "The Klondyke" MS
Box: 153	Folder : 40	Chapter 21 MS
Box: 153	Folder : 41	Chapter 22: "The Going Home" MS
Box: 153	Folder : 42	"The Cabin is Cold" MS
Box: 153	Folder : 43	"A Red Hot Roarin' Boom" MS
Box: 153	Folder : 44	Untitled chapter ("To be inserted") MS
Box: 153	Folder : 45	"On the Way to Anvik" TS
Box: 153	Folder : 46-47	Notes MS
Box: 153	Folder : 48	Fragment MS
Box: 153	Folder : 49	Maud's 1891 Alaska diary, used as source	1891
The Messenger, (1917)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 154	Folder : 1	Chapters 1-5 MS
Box: 154	Folder : 2	Chapters 6-10 MS
Box: 154	Folder : 3	Chapters 11-20 MS
Box: 154	Folder : 4	Chapters 21-32 (incomplete) MS
Box: 155	Folder : 5	Chapters 1-7 TS
Box: 155	Folder : 6	Chapters 8-12 TS
Box: 155	Folder : 7	Chapters 13-16 TS
Box: 155	Folder : 8	Chapters 17-20, 23, 24 TS
Box: 155	Folder : 9	Chapter 25 TS/MS
Box: 155	Folder : 10	Chapters 26-31 TS
Box: 155	Folder : 11	Chapters 32-36 TS
Box: 156	Folder : 12	Pages 1-102 TS
Box: 156	Folder : 13	Pages 104-342 TS
Box: 156	Folder : 14	Chapters 28-30, 32 (or F-H, J) TS
Box: 156	Folder : 15	"Remnants after cutting for serial" TS
Box: 156	Folder : 16	Chapters 1-13, carbon TS
Box: 156	Folder : 17	Chapters 14-20, carbon TS
Box: 156	Folder : 18	Chapters 1-5, carbon TS
Box: 156	Folder : 19	Chapters 6-12, carbon TS
Box: 157	Folder : 20	Chapter fragments TS/MS
Box: 157	Folder : 21	Notes MS
Box: 157	Folder : 22	Notes and newspaper clippings
Box: 157	Folder : 23	Correspondence General note Including Florence Bell, William Archer.	1916 -1917
The Mills of the Gods
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 158	Folder : 1	MS
Box: 158	Folder : 2	Chapters 1-4 TS
Box: 158	Folder : 3	Chapters 5-8 TS
Mirkwater
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 159	Folder : 1	Acts I and II MS
Box: 159	Folder : 2	Act III (written by ER and William Archer) MS
Box: 159	Folder : 3	Act I TS
Box: 159	Folder : 4	Acts I-III TS
Box: 159	Folder : 5	Act I TS
Box: 159	Folder : 6	Act II TS
Box: 159	Folder : 7	Act III TS
My Little Sister General note Where are You Going to?
The Open Question, (1887)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 160	Folder : 1	Dedication TS/MS	1907
Box: 160	Folder : 2	Chapter 1 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 3	Chapter 2 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 4	Chapter 3 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 5	Chapter 3, fragments MS
Box: 160	Folder : 6	Chapter 4 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 7	Chapter 5 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 8	Chapter 6 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 9	Chapter 7 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 10	Chapter 8 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 11	Chapter 9 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 12	Chapter 10 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 13	Chapter 11 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 14	Chapter 12 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 15	Chapter 13 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 16	Chapter 14 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 17	Chapter 15 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 19	Chapter 17 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 18	Chapter 16 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 20	Chapter 18 MS
Box: 160	Folder : 21	Chapter 19 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 22	Chapter 20 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 23	Chapter 21 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 24	Chapter 22 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 25	Chapter 23 MS/TS
Box: 161	Folder : 26	Chapter 24 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 27	Chapter 25 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 28	Chapter 26 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 29	Chapter 27 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 30	Chapter 28 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 31	Chapter 30 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 32	Chapter 31 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 33	Chapter 32 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 34	Chapter 33 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 35	Chapter 33, fragments MS
Box: 161	Folder : 36	Chapter 34 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 37	Chapter 34, fragments MS
Box: 161	Folder : 38	Chapter 35 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 39	Chapter 36 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 40	Chapter 37 MS
Box: 161	Folder : 41	Final Chapter MS/TS
Box: 161	Folder : 42	Fragments MS
Box: 162	Folder : 43	Chapters 1-2 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 44	Chapters 3-4 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 45	Chapter 5 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 46	Chapter 6 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 47	Chapter 7 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 48	Chapters 8-9 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 49	Chapter 10 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 50	Chapters 11-12 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 51	Chapter 13 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 52	Chapter 14 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 53	Chapter 15 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 54	Chapter 16 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 55	Chapter 17 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 56	Chapter 18 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 57	Chapter 19 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 58	Chapter 20 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 59	Chapter 21 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 60	Chapter 22 TS w/annotation
Box: 162	Folder : 61	Description of book (fragment) MS
The Pleiades, (1914)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 164	Folder : 1	Chapters 1-5 MS
Box: 164	Folder : 2	Chapters 6-12 MS
Box: 164	Folder : 3	Unnumbered chapters MS
Box: 164	Folder : 4	Unnumbered chapters MS
Box: 164	Folder : 5	Notes MS
Box: 163	Folder : 6	Chapters 1-6 TS
Box: 163	Folder : 7	Chapters 7-15 TS
Box: 163	Folder : 8	Chapters 16-22 TS
Raymond and I
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 165	Folder : 1-5	Notes MS
Box: 165	Folder : 6	Notes--typescripts from diaries and letters
Box: 165	Folder : 7	Introductory TS	1932
Box: 165	Folder : 8	Pages 1-135 TS
Box: 165	Folder : 9	"Kaiomi" TS
Box: 165	Folder : 10	"After Goodbye" TS
Box: 165	Folder : 11	"Living Under Martial Law" TS
Box: 165	Folder : 12	"The Court Arrives" TS
Box: 165	Folder : 13	Correspondence	1939 -1955
Rocky Mountain Journal, [1949?]
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 166	Folder : 1-4	Kenyon and His Daughter MS
Box: 166	Folder : 5-6	Kenyon and His Daughter, Notes MS
Box: 167	Folder : 7-9	Kenyon and His Daughter, Notes MS
Box: 168	Folder : 10	Kenyon and His Daughter, Notes, fragments TS
Box: 168	Folder : 12	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part II TS
Box: 168	Folder : 13	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part III TS
Box: 168	Folder : 11	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part I TS
Box: 168	Folder : 14	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part IV TS
Box: 168	Folder : 15	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part V TS
Box: 168	Folder : 16	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part VI, chapters 1-9 TS
Box: 168	Folder : 17	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part VI, chapters 10-15 TS
Box: 168	Folder : 18	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part VI, chapter 16 (1930) TS
Box: 169	Folder : 19	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part VI, chapters 17-19 TS
Box: 169	Folder : 20	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part I TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 21	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part II TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 22	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part III TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 23	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part I TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 24	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part II TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 25	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part III TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 26	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part IV TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 27	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part V TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 28	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part VI chapters 1-9 TS (carbon)
Box: 169	Folder : 29	Kenyon and His Daughter, Part VI chapters 10-16 TS (carbon)
Box: 170	Folder : 30	Rocky Mountain Journal, fragment MS/TS
Box: 170	Folder : 31	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part I TS
Box: 170	Folder : 32	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part II TS
Box: 170	Folder : 33	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part III TS
Box: 170	Folder : 34	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part IV TS
Box: 170	Folder : 35	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part V TS
Box: 170	Folder : 36	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part VI TS
Box: 170	Folder : 37	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part VII TS
Box: 170	Folder : 38	Rocky Mountain Journal, Part VIII TS
Box: 171	Folder : 39	Rocky Mountain Journal, Parts I-III TS (carbon)
Box: 171	Folder : 40	Rocky Mountain Journal, Parts IV-VI TS (carbon)
Box: 171	Folder : 41	Rocky Mountain Journal, Parts VII, VIII TS (carbon)
Scenes Behind the Scenes, [1895?]
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 172	Folder : 1	Rough draft MS
Box: 172	Folder : 2	Pages 1-25 and fragments MS
Box: 172	Folder : 3	"How to Succeed on the Stage" MS
Box: 172	Folder : 4	"A Manager's Mistake" MS
Box: 172	Folder : 5	"The Imaginative Writer" MS
Box: 172	Folder : 6	"The Bellerieuse" MS
Box: 172	Folder : 7	#1 "A Manager's Mistake" TS
Box: 172	Folder : 8	#3 "A Highly Respectable Heroine" TS
Box: 172	Folder : 9	#4 "Miss MacMurdo Interviews Her Patron" TS
Box: 172	Folder : 10	"Miss MacMurdo Decides to Go on the Stage" TS
Box: 172	Folder : 11	#1, #3 TS (carbon)
The Secret that was Kept
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 173	Folder : 1	Fear, a condensed account in multiple copies TS
Box: 173	Folder : 2	Fear, synopsis TS
Box: 173	Folder : 3	Fear, or The Secret that was Kept, synopsis TS
Box: 173	Folder : 4	Fear, or The Secret that was Kept MS
Box: 173	Folder : 5	Fear, or The Secret that was Kept, notes MS
Box: 173	Folder : 6	Fear, or The Secret that was Kept, as a play in 3 acts TS
Box: 173	Folder : 7	Fear, or the Secret that was Kept, chapters 4-6 TS
Box: 173	Folder : 8	The Secret that was Kept, fragments TS
Box: 174	Folder : 9-10	The Secret that was Kept, incomplete TS
The Short Cut
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 175	Folder : 1	MS
Box: 175	Folder : 2	TS
Box: 175	Folder : 3	TS, "Duplicate copy"
Box: 175	Folder : 4	Fragments and notes MS/TS
The Silver Lotus (A Play in Three Acts)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 176	Folder : 1	Act I MS
Box: 176	Folder : 2	Act II MS
Box: 176	Folder : 3	Act III MS
Box: 176	Folder : 4	Act I TS
Box: 176	Folder : 5	Act II TS
Box: 176	Folder : 6	Act III TS
A Study in Egoism General note See Theodora or the Pilgrimage
Theatre and Friendship
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 177	Folder : 1	Preface, duplicate copies TS
Box: 177	Folder : 2	Pages 1-57 TS
Box: 177	Folder : 3	Preface-page 102 TS
Box: 177	Folder : 4	Pages 103-199 TS
Box: 177	Folder : 5	Pages 200-307 TS
Box: 177	Folder : 6	Chapter 18, appendix TS
Box: 177	Folder : 7-9	Letter transcriptions: Henry James to ER (1 of 3) TS
Box: 177	Folder : 10	Notes, letter transcriptions: Henry James to ER MS/TS
Box: 177	Folder : 11	Letter transcriptions: Henry James to Florence Bell TS
Box: 177	Folder : 12-14	Notes MS/TS
Box: 178	Folder : 15	Correspondence--Earl H. Balch (G.P. Putnam's Sons)	1932
Box: 178	Folder : 16	Correspondence--Marie Belloc Lowndes	1932
Box: 178	Folder : 17	Correspondence--Victor Gollancz (Victor Gollancz, LTD)	1931 -1932
Box: 178	Folder : 18	Correspondence--G. Wren Howard (Jonathan Cape LTD)	1932
Box: 178	Folder : 19	Correspondence--General, 1931-32
Theodora or the Pilgrimage, (1910)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 179	Folder : 1	A Study in Egoism, Chapters 1-6 MS
Box: 179	Folder : 2	A Study in Egoism, Chapters 7-12 MS
Box: 179	Folder : 3	A Study in Egoism, Chapters 13-17 MS
Box: 179	Folder : 4	A Study in Egoism, Chapters 18, 19 MS
Box: 179	Folder : 5	[Theodora or The Pilgrimage?], notes MS
Box: 180	Folder : 6	"Theo Book" notes MS
Box: 180	Folder : 7	"Theo Book" Dedication (1911) and letter from Florence Bell (n.d.) TS
Box: 180	Folder : 8	"Theo Book" MS
Box: 180	Folder : 9	"Theo Book" TS
Box: 181	Folder : 10-16	Theodora or The Pilgrimage, notes MS 16. Theodora or The Pilgrimage, "Bits" and typed copy MS, TS
Box: 182	Folder : 17	Theodora or The Pilgrimage, chapters 1-9 TS
Box: 182	Folder : 18	Theodora or The Pilgrimage, chapters 10-16 TS
Box: 182	Folder : 19	Theodora or The Pilgrimage, chapters 1-9 TS (carbon)
Box: 182	Folder : 20	Theodora or The Pilgrimage, chapters 10-19 TS (carbon)
Time is Whispering
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 183	Folder : 1	Judith, notes
Box: 183	Folder : 2	Judith, notes
Box: 183	Folder : 3	Autumn, chapters 1-6 MS
Box: 183	Folder : 4	Autumn, chapters 7-12 MS
Box: 183	Folder : 5	Autumn, chapters 13-20 MS
Box: 183	Folder : 6	Autumn, chapters 21-22, unnumbered, 23 MS
Box: 184	Folder : 7	Autumn, ten unnumbered chapters MS
Box: 184	Folder : 8	Autumn, chapters 1-5 TS
Box: 184	Folder : 9	Autumn, chapters 6-10 TS
Box: 184	Folder : 10	Autumn, chapters 11-15 TS
Box: 184	Folder : 11	Autumn, chapters 16-20 TS
Box: 184	Folder : 12	Autumn, chapters 21-25 TS
Box: 184	Folder : 13	Autumn, chapters 26-30 TS
Box: 184	Folder : 14	Time is Whispering, chapters 1-7 TS
Box: 185	Folder : 15	Time is Whispering, chapters 14-26 TS
Box: 185	Folder : 16	Time is Whispering, chapters 27-32 TS
Box: 185	Folder : 17	William Archer's criticisms	1922
Box: 185	Folder : 18	Florence Bell's criticisms
Valentine Cobb, (1895)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 186	Folder : 1	Notes MS
Box: 186	Folder : 2	Pages 1-222 MS
Box: 186	Folder : 3	Pages 1-87 TS
Box: 186	Folder : 4	Pages 88-196 TS
Votes for Women, (1906)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 187	Folder : 1	Friend of Women (original) MS
Box: 187	Folder : 2	Friend of Women (final rough draft) MS
Box: 187	Folder : 3	Friend of Women, Acts I and III (early version) TS
Box: 187	Folder : 4	Votes for Women TS	1909
Box: 187	Folder : 5	Notes from Henry James TS	1906
Box: 187	Folder : 6	Votes for Women, Act I (four copies) TS
Box: 187	Folder : 7	Votes for Women, Acts II and III TS
Way Stations
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 188	Folder : 1-3	Time Tables or Commentaries MS
Box: 188	Folder : 4	"The Suffrage Camp Revisited" TS
Box: 188	Folder : 5	"At the Town Hall" MS
Box: 188	Folder : 6	"Signs of the Times" TS
Box: 188	Folder : 7	why?" MS
Box: 188	Folder : 8	"Shall Women Work?" MS, TS
Box: 188	Folder : 9	"Come and See" MS, TS
Box: 188	Folder : 10	"Touchstones" MS
Box: 188	Folder : 11	"Sermons in Stones" TS
Box: 188	Folder : 12	Letters to the Times MS, reprints	1911 -1912
Box: 189	Folder : 13	"Albert Hall, June 15, 1912" MS	1912
Box: 189	Folder : 14	"Under his Roof" MS
Box: 189	Folder : 15	"Militant Tactics" MS, TS
Box: 189	Folder : 16	Final article (untitled) MS
Box: 189	Folder : 17	Fragments MS
Box: 189	Folder : 18-19	TS
Where are You Going to?
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 190	Folder : 1-2	Where are You Going To? MS
Box: 190	Folder : 3	Where are You Going To? MS/TS
Box: 190	Folder : 4	Where are You Going To? (with notes) TS
Box: 190	Folder : 5	Where are You Going To? TS
Box: 190	Folder : 6	Where are You Going To?/My Little Sister MS (Notes)
Box: 190	Folder : 7	Where are You Going To? Notes, clippings MS
Box: 191	Folder : 8	My Little Sister, Act I MS/TS
Box: 191	Folder : 9	My Little Sister, Act II MS/TS
Box: 191	Folder : 10	My Little Sister, Act III MS/TS
Box: 191	Folder : 11	My Little Sister, Act IV MS/TS
Box: 191	Folder : 12	My Little Sister, Act I TS
Box: 191	Folder : 13	My Little Sister, Act II TS
Box: 191	Folder : 14	My Little Sister, Act III TS
Box: 191	Folder : 15	My Little Sister, Act IV TS
Box: 191	Folder : 16	Correspondence General note Includes William Archer, Actresses' Franchise League, Woman's Theatre, ER letters.	1913 -1944
Box: 191	Folder : 17	Correspondence re: Annie Vivanti's alleged plagiarism of Where are You Going To?	1920 -1921
White Violets or Great Powers
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 192	Folder : 1	Great Powers, chapters 1-10 MS
Box: 192	Folder : 2	Great Powers, chapters 11-17 MS
Box: 192	Folder : 3	White Violets, chapters 1-5, 18-20 MS
Box: 192	Folder : 4	White Violets, odd chapters MS
Box: 192	Folder : 5	White Violets, notes MS
Box: 192	Folder : 6	White Violets, chapter 1 TS
Box: 192	Folder : 7	White Violets, chapters 1-15 TS
Box: 192	Folder : 8	White Violets, chapters 16-26 TS
Box: 193	Folder : 9	White Violets, chapters 1-15 TS
Box: 193	Folder : 10	White Violets, chapters 16-26 TS
Box: 193	Folder : 11	White Violets, odd chapters TS
Whither and How, (1891)
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 194	Folder : 1	Introductory TS
Box: 194	Folder : 2	Chapter 1 MS, TS
Box: 194	Folder : 3	Chapter 2 MS/TS
Box: 194	Folder : 4	Chapters 1-6 TS
Box: 194	Folder : 5	Chapters 7-15 TS
Box: 194	Folder : 6	Chapters 37-39 TS
Box: 194	Folder : 7	Chapters 40-49 TS
Box: 194	Folder : 8	Chapter 50 TS
Box: 194	Folder : 9	Notes "odd bits" TS
Box: 194	Folder : 10	Notes "In case a vol. III" MS
Additional Titles
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 195	Folder : 1	The Alaska Boundary TS
Box: 195	Folder : 2	Among My Books; The British Merlin MS
Box: 195	Folder : 3	Anglo-American Understanding. A Talk with Mr. Otto Kahn MS
Box: 195	Folder : 4	Bret Harte and Madame Van de Velde TS
Box: 195	Folder : 5	The Caribou Stand MS
Box: 195	Folder : 6	The Caribou Stand TS
Box: 195	Folder : 7	The Caribou Stand TS
Box: 195	Folder : 8	Catching the Train for America
Box: 195	Folder : 9	The Centaur TS
Box: 195	Folder : 10	Christabel MS
Box: 195	Folder : 11	Christabel TS
Box: 195	Folder : 12	Christabel Pankhurst and White Slavery, or The Girl with the Lamp MS
Box: 195	Folder : 13	Christabel Pankhurst and White Slavery, or The Girl with the Lamp TS
Box: 195	Folder : 14	Clare and Jerry TS General note A Close Up View of Queen Victoria and the English Stage--see An American Actress at Balmoral Castle.
Box: 195	Folder : 15	The Coming Woman, or The Leading Lady, pages 1-45 TS
Box: 195	Folder : 16	The Coming Woman, or the Leading Lady, pages 46-117 TS
Box: 195	Folder : 17	The Coming Woman, or the Leading Lady, pages 1-66 TS
Box: 195	Folder : 18	Current Ideas, speech before the Pioneer Club, Brighton	1919
Box: 195	Folder : 19	The Derrington Ghost
Box: 195	Folder : 19A	Diana and Natur Heil MS
Box: 195	Folder : 20	An Education Act
Box: 196	Folder : 21	Edward VIII
Box: 196	Folder : 22	An Egyptian Necklace
Box: 196	Folder : 23	The Father of Lies MS	1895
Box: 196	Folder : 24	The Father of Lies TS
Box: 196	Folder : 25	The Father of Lies, fragment TS (carbon)
Box: 196	Folder : 26	Gertrude Bell--radio broadcast, September 1927 MS Scope and Content See also Box 199, Folder 64.	1927
Box: 196	Folder : 27	Gertrude Bell--radio broadcast, September 1927 (3 copies) TS	1927
Box: 196	Folder : 28	Gertrude Bell--radio broadcast, correspondence and newspaper clippings
Box: 196	Folder : 29	Gertrude Lowthian Bell
Box: 196	Folder : 30	Grey, Dorothy [obituary]
Box: 196	Folder : 31	Heights and Depths TS
Box: 196	Folder : 32	Henrik Ibsen: The Drama of Ideas, A Determined Originator
Box: 196	Folder : 33	Him and Her MS
Box: 196	Folder : 34	Ibsen--BBC talk given March 19, 1928 TS	1928
Box: 196	Folder : 35	Ibsen and the Actress
Box: 196	Folder : 36	An Impression of Sarah Bernhardt's Hamlet MS
Box: 196	Folder : 37	An Incident of Travel (includes a page by William Archer) MS
Box: 196	Folder : 38	Jassamine Gardens
Box: 196	Folder : 39	Judith, Act I MS	1906
Box: 196	Folder : 40	Judith, Act II MS
Box: 196	Folder : 41	Judith, notes MS
Box: 196	Folder : 42	Kaiomi TS
Box: 196	Folder : 43	Katherine Fleets (fragment) MS
Box: 196	Folder : 44	Lady Quassia MS
Box: 196	Folder : 45	Letters to the Editor MS/TS	1898 -1939
Box: 196	Folder : 46	A Lost Opportunity
Box: 196	Folder : 47	The Main Peace Asset MS
Box: 196	Folder : 48	A Masterpiece the World Never Saw, or Aphrodite of the West TS
Box: 197	Folder : 49	Miss Cal (or Suffrage, Looking Back) MS/TS
Box: 197	Folder : 50	Miss de Maupassant MS
Box: 197	Folder : 51	Miss de Maupassant TS
Box: 197	Folder : 52	A Modern Woman, Born 1689 (An Impression of Lady Mary) MS
Box: 197	Folder : 53	Monica's Village MS
Box: 197	Folder : 54	Monica's Village TS
Box: 197	Folder : 55	Monica's Village, "cut (for reading aloud) Jan. 1910" TS	1910
Box: 197	Folder : 56	Newtimber Tale MS, notes
Box: 197	Folder : 57	The Old England and the New TS Scope and Content See also "The Spirit of the People" in Box 198, Folders 74 and 75 and "To the Homekeepers of America" in Box 198, Folder 79.
Box: 197	Folder : 58	The Old Woman of the Sea (play fragment) TS
Box: 197	Folder : 59	On Tour, or Across the Continent with Junius Brutus Booth MS
Box: 197	Folder : 60	On Tour, or Across the Continent with Junius Brutus Booth TS
Box: 197	Folder : 61	Oscar Wilde TS
Box: 197	Folder : 62	Oscar Wilde, notes MS
Box: 197	Folder : 63	Pengarnack's Necklace, by ER, condensed by William Archer TS, MS
Box: 197	Folder : 64	Pleasure Mining MS
Box: 197	Folder : 65	Pleasure Mining TS
Box: 197	Folder : 66	Poppy and Mandragora, unfinished MS	1894
Box: 197	Folder : 67	Reaction MS Scope and Content See also "Temptation" in Box 198, Folder 78 and "She Loves to Sew" in Box 197, Folder 69.
Box: 197	Folder : 68	A Separable Friend MS
Box: 197	Folder : 69	She Loves to Sew MS Scope and Content See also "Reaction" in Box 197, Folder 67 and "Temptation" in Box 198, Folder 78.
Box: 197	Folder : 70	Sixes and Sevens MS
Box: 197	Folder : 71	Sixes and Sevens TS
Box: 198	Folder : 72	Some Aspects of Henrik Ibsen TS
Box: 198	Folder : 73	Some Aspects of Henrik Ibsen-lecture delivered before the Philosophical Institute, Edinburgh. October 27, 1908 TS	1908
Box: 198	Folder : 74	The Spirit of the People TS, carbon General note See also "To the Homekeepers of America" in Box 82, Folder 79 and "The Old England and the New" in Box 81, Folder 57.
Box: 198	Folder : 75	The Spirit of the People (incl. fragments) TS
Box: 198	Folder : 76	Stall B. 25
Box: 198	Folder : 77	Suffrage
Box: 198	Folder : 78	Temptation Scope and Content See also "Reaction" in Box 198, Folder 67 and "She Loves to Sew" in Box 198, Folder 69.
Box: 198	Folder : 79	To the Home Keepers in America from the Home Keepers in England TS Scope and Content See also "The Old England and the New" in Box 197, Folder 57 and "The Spirit of the People" in Box 198, Folders 74 and 75.
Box: 198	Folder : 80	Under the Southern Cross, or The Peruvian MS
Box: 198	Folder : 81	Under the Southern Cross TS Scope and Content See also Box 199, Folder 66.
Box: 198	Folder : 82	Woman's Secret Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 3.
Box: 198	Folder : 83	Unidentified manuscript
Box: 198	Folder : 84	Unidentified manuscript ("Antidote")
Box: 198	Folder : 84A	Unidentified manuscript
Box: 198	Folder : 84B	Unidentified manuscript
Box: 198	Folder : 84C	Unidentified manuscript (speech at Rounton Grange)
Box: 198	Folder : 85-88	Unidentified typescript
Additional Titles: Legal Size Material
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 199	Folder : 64	Gertrude Bell
Box: 199	Folder : 65	Paternalism Scope and Content See also Series II, Subseries B, Box 34, Folder 150: "Rhondda."
Box: 199	Folder : 66	Under the Southern Cross
Box: 199	Folder : 67	Unidentified MS
Sources for Literary Productions
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 200	Folder : 1	Ancilla's Share, "Notes on books read for Ancilla days"
Box: 200	Folder : 2	Ancilla's Share - sources
Box: 200	Folder : 3	Anti-war notes
Box: 200	Folder : 4	Attempted Precise of E.M.F.'s Lecture of V.W.
Box: 200	Folder : 5	[Both Sides of the Curtain(?)], "First Summary for Own Book"
Box: 200	Folder : 6	The Children
Box: 200	Folder : 7	Chinsegut and Aunt Jane Cole, notes
Box: 200	Folder : 8	"Diary Notes"
Box: 200	Folder : 9	Goin' t'a Cane-Grindin'
Box: 200	Folder : 10	Hall Caine (notes on interview with)
Box: 200	Folder : 11	Horde MS (1 of 3)
Box: 200	Folder : 12	Horde MS (2 of 3)
Box: 200	Folder : 13	Horde MS (3 of 3)
Box: 200	Folder : 14	Horde "Mixed Lot"
Box: 200	Folder : 15	Horde "Before Democracy"
Box: 200	Folder : 16	Horde "Pilgrimage"
Box: 200	Folder : 17	Horde
Box: 200	Folder : 17A	James McNeill Whistler
Box: 200	Folder : 18	Lisbon notes
Box: 200	Folder : 19	Margot Asquith, notes
Box: 200	Folder : 20	"Miss Patching"
Box: 200	Folder : 21	A Portrait [Mr. and Mrs. Yates Thompson]
Box: 201	Folder : 22	People notes, for autobiography
Box: 201	Folder : 23	People notes, for autobiography
Box: 201	Folder : 24	Race Relations, notes General note See also Series XII: Printed Materialm.
Box: 201	Folder : 24A	Raymond and I
Box: 201	Folder : 25	Stead, William T.
Box: 201	Folder : 26	Suffrage -- notes and transcripts	1906
Box: 201	Folder : 27	The Theatre
Box: 201	Folder : 28	[untitled], fragment, "I think this is the story of the woman carver I saw in York"
Box: 250	Folder : 29	Vernon [Robins] notes
Box: 250	Folder : 30	War time notes
Box: 250	Folder : 31-41	[Where are You Going To?(?)] sources
Box: 202	Folder : 42-55	Unidentified notes
Box: 203	Folder : 56-63	Unidentified notes
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Series VIII: Theater Productions Scope and Contents note Series VIII reflects Elizabeth Robins's interest in non-profit theater and Ibsen dramas. With the exception of the acting contracts dating from 1883, when Robins was living in America, and a prompt copy for The King's Pleasure, the materials in this series relate to her theater experiences in England. In addition, there is material relating to the production of Votes for Women!, Robins's suffrage play, published in 1907.
Subseries A: Business Records Scope and Contents note Subseries A contains business records from the period when Robins produced and/or acted in such Ibsen plays as Hedda Gabler (1891, 1898), The Master Builder (1893), and Little Eyolf (1896). There are also business accounts and seating charts for the 1897 production of Echegaray's Mariana, which she directed. Some of these plays were produced by the New Century Theatre, which Robins, William Archer, and others formed.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 204	Folder : 1	Hedda Gabler 1891, 1898 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, Folder 2.	1891 -1898
Box: 204	Folder : 2	Ibsen Performances at the Opera Comique Theatre 1893 General note See also individual plays.	1893
Box: 204	Folder : 3	Ibsen subscription performances 1894	1894
Box: 204	Folder : 4	Ibsen birthday subscriptions 1898	1898
Box: 204	Folder : 5	Karin (May-June) 1892	1892
Box: 204	Folder : 6	Little Eyolf 1896 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, Folder 3.	1896
Box: 204	Folder : 7	Little Eyolf--ticket requests (November) 1896	1896
Box: 204	Folder : 8	Mariana 1897 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, Folder 4.	1897
Box: 204	Folder : 9	The Master Builder 1893, 1895 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, Folder 5.	1893 -1895
Box: 204	Folder : 10	The Master Builder--set sketches, property list, names of actors suggested for play
Box: 204	Folder : 11	The New Century Theatre 1897, n.d. Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 13, Folder 10 and Series II, Boxes 20 and 21: "Wm. Archer."	1897
Box: 204	Folder : 12	Votes for Women--correspondence re: production 1906, 1907	1906 -1907
Box: 204	Folder : 13	Votes for Women--contract for production 1906	1906
Box: 204	Folder : 14	Miscellaneous business records
Subseries B: Prompt Copies and Annotated Typescripts Scope and Contents note Subseries B is made up of typescripts and prompt copies of Ibsen and Echegaray plays. Most are annotated by Robins and some contain other annotations: the typescript for Mariana has added corrections by both Henry James and William Archer. There are also a prompt copies of Mrs. Humphry Ward's Eleanor and of Henry James's play, The American, also annotated by Robins.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 205	Folder : 1	The American Printed
Box: 205	Folder : 2	Eleanor (by Mary Augusta Ward) Printed
Box: 205	Folder : 3	Hedda Gabler TS
Box: 205	Folder : 4	Hedda Gabler, "Property of Elizabeth Robins and Marion Lea" TS
Box: 205	Folder : 5	Hedda Gabler Printed
Box: 205	Folder : 6	Hedda Gabler Printed
Box: 205	Folder : 7	John Gabriel Borkman Printed
Box: 205	Folder : 8	The King's Pleasure MS
Box: 205	Folder : 9	Mariana (with corrections by Henry James and William Archer) TS
Box: 205	Folder : 10	Mariana TS
Box: 205	Folder : 11	Mariana TS
Box: 206	Folder : 12	The Master Builder Printed
Box: 206	Folder : 13	The Master Builder Printed
Box: 206	Folder : 14	Queen Mary: Tragedy in 5 Acts TS/Printed
Box: 206	Folder : 15	Rosmersholm (1886) Printed	1896
Box: 206	Folder : 16	Votes for Women TS (bound)
Box: 206	Folder : 17	The Witness (Pauline) TS	1899
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Series IX: Photographic Material Scope and Contents note All photographic materials from the Elizabeth Robins Papers are gathered together in Series Nine. Photographs which originated in other series, e.g. Series Two: General Correspondence, are marked appropriately. The photographs are arranged by subseries in albums, followed by boxes of over 5"x7," which correspond to each subseries. Larger oversize photographs are housed with Oversize Material.
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins Scope and Contents note Subseries A contains photographs of Elizabeth Robins. Cabinet photos of her in American and English theatrical performances are arranged by title. There are also over forty formal portraits of Robins, varying from studio to passport photographs. Photos of Robins can also be found in Subseries C-F.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 207	Photograph : 1-9	The American General note See also Oversize Material, Box 8, Folder 1.
Album: 207	Photograph :	American King Scope and Content See also Album 220, #129.
Album: 207	Photograph : 10-24	Divorce Scope and Content See also Album 220, #130.
Album: 207	Photograph : 25	Dr. Bill
Album: 207	Photograph : 26-29	Eleanor
Album: 207	Photograph : 30	Forgiven
Album: 207	Photograph : 31	Her Own Witness
Album: 207	Photograph : 32-38	Little Lord Fauntleroy
Album: 207	Photograph : 39-51	The Master Builder Scope and Content See also Album 220, #131-133.
Album: 207	Photograph : 52-60	Mrs. Lessingham
Album: 207	Photograph : 61-71	The Trumpet Call	1891?
Album: 207	Photograph : 72-79	Elizabeth Robins [ER] portraits
Album: 207	Photograph : 80	Elizabeth Robins and Marion Lea
Album: 208	Photograph : 81-122	ER portraits Scope and Content See also Album 220, #129-163.
Album: 208	Photograph : 123-128	Group shots which include ER
Subseries B: General Portraits Scope and Contents note Subseries B contains photographs of early American and British actors and actresses, many in costume and theatrical pose, along with portraits of Elizabeth Robins's friends (including classmates) and relatives. Photographs of Robins' husband, George Richmond Parks, an actor with the Boston Museum Company, are also included here, as well as cabinet photos of many of her theatrical colleagues. William Archer, Florence Bell and family, and Octavia Wilberforce all are substantially represented.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 208	Photograph : 1	Ainley, Henry	1902
Album: 208	Photograph : 2	Alexandra, Princess of Wales
Album: 208	Photograph : 3-4	Ameen, Elin
Album: 208	Photograph : 5	Amran, Isaac Ben	1909
Album: 208	Photograph : 6-8	Anderson, Mary
Album: 208	Photograph : 9	Archer, William
Album: 208	Photograph : 10-11	Archer, William	1891
Album: 208	Photograph : 12-13	Archer, William
Album: 208	Photograph : 14	Archer, William	1899
Album: 208	Photograph : 14A	Archer, William Scope and Content See also Album 221, #352-53.
Album: 208	Photograph :	Aswell, Lena
Album: 208	Photograph : 15	Bacus, George A.
Album: 208	Photograph : 16	Bacus, George A.	1883
Album: 208	Photograph :	Baird, Dorothea Scope and Content See Album 221, #355-56.
Album: 208	Photograph : 17-18	Baker, Clara
Album: 208	Photograph : 19	Baleman	1892
Album: 208	Photograph : 20	Barrett, Lawrence Scope and Content See Album 221, #357.
Album: 208	Photograph : 21	Barron, Charles
Album: 208	Photograph :	Bayley, Katherine Scope and Content See Album 221, #358.
Album: 208	Photograph : 22	Becker, Danforth	1881
Album: 208	Photograph : 23-24	Bell, Elsa and Molly
Album: 208	Photograph : 25	Bell, Florence and granddaughter Nora Richmond
Album: 208	Photograph :	Bell, Florence Scope and Content See Album 221, #359-60.
Album: 208	Photograph : 26	Bell, Gertrude and Col. T. E. Lawrence
Album: 208	Photograph : 26	Bell, Hugh Scope and Content See Album 221, #361-62.
Album: 208	Photograph : 27-28	Bell, Hugo
Album: 208	Photograph : 29	Bell, Molly
Album: 208	Photograph : 30	Bell, Elsa
Album: 208	Photograph : 32	Bell, Hugo
Album: 208	Photograph : 32A	Bell, Hugh and grandchild
Album: 208	Photograph : 32-35	Bell, Hugh and grandson
Album: 208	Photograph : 36-39	Bell, Frances and sons
Album: 208	Photograph : 40	Bells and Trevelyans
Album: 208	Photograph : 41	Bell grandchildren
Album: 208	Photograph : 42	Burstadt, A.
Album: 208	Photograph : 43	Benson (aunt)
Album: 208	Photograph :	Beringer, Esme Scope and Content See Album 221, #363.
Album: 208	Photograph : 44	Berringer, Vera
Album: 208	Photograph :	Black, Dora and Emma Blandy Scope and Content See also Album 221, #364.
Album: 208	Photograph : 45	Blackeston, Mrs. Clarence
Album: 208	Photograph : 46	Blanchard, Gertie A.	1884
Album: 208	Photograph : 47	Blandy, Emma
Album: 208	Photograph : 48-49	Blandy, Emma	1881
Album: 208	Photograph : 50	Blandy, Emma	1883
Album: 208	Photograph : 51	Blandy, Emma	1886
Album: 208	Photograph : 52	Blandy, Emma	1889
Album: 208	Photograph : 53	Blandy, Emma
Album: 208	Photograph : 54	Blandy, Emma	1882
Album: 208	Photograph : 54	Blandy, Emma and Dora Black Scope and Content See Album 221, #364.
Album: 208	Photograph : 55	Blandy, Julia
Album: 208	Photograph : 56	Blandy, Julia	1880
Album: 208	Photograph : 57	Bloodgood, Clara S.	1899
Album: 208	Photograph : 58-63	Bodine, J.M.
Album: 208	Photograph : 64-66	Bodine, Elizabeth
Album: 208	Photograph : 67	Bodine, Lizzie (Mrs. McKay) and daughter Mary Bodine McKay	1880
Album: 208	Photograph : 68	Bodine, Mary
Album: 208	Photograph : 69	Boston Museum Company cast	1884 Image 1.
Album: 208	Photograph : 70	Boston Museum Company cast	1884 Image 2.
Album: 208	Photograph : 71	Breckenridge, Louise Tevis	1883
Album: 208	Photograph : 72	Brough, Fanny
Album: 208	Photograph : 72	Brough, Lionel Scope and Content See Album 221, #365.
Album: 208	Photograph : 73	Browning, Elizabeth Barrett
Album: 208	Photograph : 74	Buck, Mamie E.	1880
Album: 209	Photograph : 75	Buck, Charlie
Album: 209	Photograph : 76	Buckingham, Julia
Album: 209	Photograph :	Buckingham, Nellie and Bessie Guthrie Scope and Content See Album 225, #3.
Album: 209	Photograph : 77	Bull, Ole Scope and Content See also Album 221, #366.
Album: 209	Photograph : 78	Bullitt, Annie
Album: 209	Photograph : 79-83	Bullitt, Edith
Album: 209	Photograph : 84	Bullitt, Edith and Bettie McGoodwin	1879
Album: 209	Photograph : 85	Bullitt, Edith
Album: 209	Photograph : 86-88	Bullitt, Edward
Album: 209	Photograph : 89-90	Bullitt, Julia
Album: 209	Photograph : 91	Bullitt, Lizzie
Album: 209	Photograph : 92	Buxton
Album: 209	Photograph : 93	Cable, George W.
Album: 209	Photograph : 94	Caldwell, Marianne
Album: 209	Photograph : 95	Calhoun, Nellie
Album: 209	Photograph : 96-97	Campbell, Beatrice Stella
Album: 209	Photograph : 98	Campbell, Beatrice Stella
Album: 209	Photograph : 99	Campbell, Beatrice Stella
Album: 209	Photograph : 100	Campbell, Beatrice Stella
Album: 209	Photograph :	Campbell, Beatrice Stella Scope and Content See Album 221, #367.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Campbell, Beatrice Stella and Mr. Forbes Robinson Scope and Content See Album 221, #368.
Album: 209	Photograph : 101	Carlyle, Thomas
Album: 209	Photograph : 102	Carrington, Emma Blandy
Album: 209	Photograph : 103	Casson, Louis and Sybil and family	ca. 1933
Album: 209	Photograph : 104	Clarke, Annie M.	1885
Album: 209	Photograph : 105	Clemens, Samuel
Album: 209	Photograph : 106-108	Clement, Hope
Album: 209	Photograph : 109	Clifford, Lucy
Album: 209	Photograph : 110	Coghlan, Charles
Album: 209	Photograph : 111	Cooper, Peter
Album: 209	Photograph :	Cordes, Albert Scope and Content See Album 225, #2.
Album: 209	Photograph : 112	Crackenthorpe, Mrs. (B.A.C.)
Album: 209	Photograph : 113	Craik, Rev. James
Album: 209	Photograph :	Crow, Edward, Jr. General note See Album 20, #1.
Album: 209	Photograph : 114	Cushman, Charlotte
Album: 209	Photograph : 115	Cutter, Anna W.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Cutter, Mrs. Chester and Nina Scope and Content See Album 221, #369.
Album: 209	Photograph : 116	Cutter, Chester G.	1883
Album: 209	Photograph : 117	Cutter, Fannie	1883
Album: 209	Photograph : 118	Cutter, Nina
Album: 209	Photograph : 119	Cutter, Nina	1884
Album: 209	Photograph : 120	Cutter, Nina
Album: 209	Photograph :	Cutter, Nina and Mrs. Cutter Scope and Content See Album 221, #369.
Album: 209	Photograph : 121	Dabbs, Mrs
Album: 209	Photograph : 122	Dace, Reginia	ca. 1883
Album: 209	Photograph :	Daudet, Madame Scope and Content See Album 221, #370.
Album: 209	Photograph : 123-124	Davidge, Mary
Album: 209	Photograph : 125-126	Deaves, Rillie
Album: 209	Photograph : 127	Diemer, Johann	1890
Album: 209	Photograph : 128	Dillon, Julia Carroll
Album: 209	Photograph : 129	Dillon, Alice
Album: 209	Photograph : 130	Dillon, Asabel
Album: 209	Photograph : 131	Dillon, Julia
Album: 209	Photograph : 131A	Dreier, [Katherine?]
Album: 209	Photograph :	Dreier, Katherine Scope and Content See Album 221, #371-72.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Dreier, Margaret Scope and Content See Album 221, #373.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Dreier Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, Folder 8.
Album: 209	Photograph : 132	Dreier, Mrs. Theodore
Album: 209	Photograph :	Du Maurier, Gerald and Herbert Ross Scope and Content See Album 222, #395.
Album: 209	Photograph : 133	Duse, Eleonora
Album: 209	Photograph : 134	Eaton, Dr. Frank
Album: 209	Photograph : 135-136	Edward, Prince of Wales
Album: 209	Photograph : 137	Eliot, Mather	1935
Album: 209	Photograph : 138	Eliot, Etta Robins and Henrietta Eliot
Album: 209	Photograph :	Esmond, H.V. Scope and Content See Album 221, #374.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Esmond, Mr. and Mrs. H.V. Scope and Content See Album 221, #376.
Album: 209	Photograph : 139-140	Ethel, Agnes
Album: 209	Photograph :	Filippi, Rosina General note See Album 15, #376.
Album: 209	Photograph : 140A	Fleming, Mr. and Mrs.
Album: 209	Photograph : 141	Folsom, M. Josie	1884
Album: 209	Photograph : 142	Forbes-Robertson, Ian	1885
Album: 209	Photograph :	Forbes-Robertson and Beatrice Stella Campbell Scope and Content See also Album 221, #368.
Album: 209	Photograph : 143	Forrest, Edwin
Album: 209	Photograph : 144	Fox, Della
Album: 209	Photograph : 145	Frederick III, Crown Prince of Germany
Album: 209	Photograph : 146	Fulton, Howard
Album: 209	Photograph : 147	Gale, Minna K.
Album: 209	Photograph : 148	Galvin, Edward T.	1882
Album: 209	Photograph : 149	Galvin, Mary Mack	1882
Album: 209	Photograph : 150	Galvin, Rita and Mary
Album: 209	Photograph : 151	Gartner, Raimond and Elizabeth
Album: 209	Photograph : 152-153	Gartner, Elizabeth
Album: 209	Photograph : 154	George, King of Greece
Album: 209	Photograph : 155	Gilbert, John	ca. 1883
Album: 209	Photograph : 155A	Gilbert, John
Album: 209	Photograph : 156	Gilder, Jeanette L.
Album: 209	Photograph : 157	Gillette, William
Album: 209	Photograph : 158	Goldthwaite (?), Dora
Album: 209	Photograph :	Gosse, Edmund Scope and Content See Album 221, #377.
Album: 209	Photograph : 159	Gotsch, Elisabeth	1936
Album: 209	Photograph : 160	Gould, Edith Kindon
Album: 209	Photograph : 161	Gurney, Kate and Alma Stuart Stanley
Album: 209	Photograph :	Guthrie, Bessie and Nellie Buckingham Scope and Content See Album 225, #3.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Hanbury, Lily Scope and Content See Album 221, #378.
Album: 209	Photograph : 162	Hanley, Lawrence
Album: 209	Photograph :	Hapgood, Norman Scope and Content See Album 221, #379.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Hare, Helen Scope and Content See Album 221, #380.
Album: 209	Photograph : 163	Hedley, Annie	1879
Album: 209	Photograph : 164	Hedley, Mary	1882
Album: 209	Photograph :	Hedley, Mary B. Scope and Content See Album 221, #381.
Album: 209	Photograph : 165	Hehir, M.	1918
Album: 209	Photograph : 166	Heinemann, William	1893
Album: 209	Photograph : 167	Heinemann, William Scope and Content See also Album 221, #382.
Album: 209	Photograph :	Heury (?), Fanny and Elizabeth Robins General note See Album 225, #1.
Album: 209	Photograph : 168	Hewar, Lollie P.	1883
Album: 209	Photograph : 169	Hogan, Elizabeth Bodine	1912
Album: 209	Photograph : 170	Howard, Nelly
Album: 209	Photograph : 171	Hubert, Marjorie
Album: 209	Photograph : 172-173	Hughes, Henry A.
Album: 209	Photograph : 174	Ibsen, Henrik	1891
Album: 209	Photograph : 175	Ibsen, Henrik
Album: 209	Photograph : 176	Ireland, George	1862
Album: 209	Photograph : 177	Irving, Henry
Album: 209	Photograph :	James, Henry Scope and Content See Album 222, #383.
Album: 209	Photograph : 178-179	Jecks, Clara M.	1891
Album: 209	Photograph : 180	Jewett, Sara	1883
Album: 209	Photograph : 181-182	Jordan, Louise
Album: 210	Photograph : 183-185	Jordan, Louise
Album: 210	Photograph :	Journeay, B.H. Scope and Content See Album 225, #4.
Album: 210	Photograph : 186-188	Kealhofer, Isabel Crow
Album: 210	Photograph : 189	Kellogg, Gertrude	1888
Album: 210	Photograph : 190	Koehler, Charles	1888
Album: 210	Photograph : 191	Langtry, Mrs. L.
Album: 210	Photograph : 192	Lea, Marion
Album: 210	Photograph : 193	Lea, Marion
Album: 210	Photograph : 194-197	Lea, Marion
Album: 210	Photograph : 198	Lories, Father General
Album: 210	Photograph : 199	Mack children
Album: 210	Photograph : 200	Mack, Etta
Album: 210	Photograph : 201	Mack, Charles Samuel
Album: 210	Photograph : 202	Mack, Mary
Album: 210	Photograph : 203-204	Mack, Rebecca and Charlie
Album: 210	Photograph : 205	Mack, Rebecca
Album: 210	Photograph : 206	Mack, Samuel Ely
Album: 210	Photograph :	Mansfield, Richard Scope and Content See Album 222, #384.
Album: 210	Photograph :	Maud, Mrs. L. Scope and Content See Album 222, #385.
Album: 210	Photograph :	Maurice, Edmund Scope and Content See Album 222, #386.
Album: 210	Photograph :	Maurice, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Scope and Content See Album 222, #387.
Album: 210	Photograph : 207	Maveocordalo
Album: 210	Photograph : 208	McCullough, John
Album: 210	Photograph :	Melville, Emilie Scope and Content See Album 222, #388.
Album: 210	Photograph :	Meteyard, Jane Scope and Content See Album 222, #389.
Album: 210	Photograph : 209	Meteyard, Thomas Buford	1928
Album: 210	Photograph : 210	Meteyard, Thomas Buford	1888
Album: 210	Photograph : 211	Meteyard, Thomas
Album: 210	Photograph : 212	Meteyard, Marion G.
Album: 210	Photograph : 213	Mettke, Madame
Album: 210	Photograph :	Millan, Evelyn Scope and Content See Album 222, #390.
Album: 210	Photograph : 214	Milne, Crichton	1892
Album: 210	Photograph : 215	Milne, Crichton Jordon
Album: 210	Photograph : 216-217	Montague, Harry J.
Album: 210	Photograph : 218	Moodie, Louise	1891
Album: 210	Photograph : 219	Moore, Margaret Hussey	1852
Album: 210	Photograph : 220	Murey, Jameson
Album: 210	Photograph : 221	O'Leary, Miriam
Album: 210	Photograph : 222	O'Neill, James	1882
Album: 210	Photograph : 223	Pankhurst, Emmeline
Album: 210	Photograph : 224	Pankhurst, Emmeline
Album: 210	Photograph : 225-226	Pankhurst, Emmeline
Album: 210	Photograph : 227	Parks, Emily T.	1885
Album: 210	Photograph : 228	Parks family
Album: 210	Photograph : 229-232	Parks, George Richmond
Album: 210	Photograph : 233	Parks, George Richmond
Album: 210	Photograph : 234-235	Parks, George Richmond
Album: 210	Photograph : 236	Parks, George Richmond and Jack Mason
Album: 210	Photograph : 237	Parks, George Richmond and Jack Mason
Album: 210	Photograph : 238-240	Parks, George Richmond
Album: 210	Photograph : 241	Parks, George Richmond
Album: 210	Photograph : 242-243	Parks, George Richmond Scope and Content See also Album 222, #391.
Album: 210	Photograph : 244	Parmele, Annie M.	1886
Album: 210	Photograph : 245	Perugini, Mark
Album: 210	Photograph :	Pitt, Harry M. Scope and Content See Album 222, #392.
Album: 210	Photograph :	Poe, Edgar Allan Scope and Content See Series IX, Subseries "miscellaneous" for Poe daguerreotype
Album: 210	Photograph : 246	Pollock, Sir Frederick
Album: 210	Photograph : 247	Pollock, Lady Georgina with daughter and granddaughter
Album: 210	Photograph : 248	Potwin, Carrie
Album: 210	Photograph : 249	Potwin, Julia
Album: 210	Photograph : 250	Potwin, Katie	1877
Album: 210	Photograph : 251-252	Potwin, Katie	1879
Album: 210	Photograph : 253	Potwin, Katie	1881
Album: 210	Photograph : 254	Putnam Female Seminary
Album: 210	Photograph : 255	Raven, Grace ("Nita Sin") 1887	1887
Album: 210	Photograph : 256	Reimers, Sophie
Album: 210	Photograph : 257	Richmond, Mary and Herbert	1909
Album: 210	Photograph : 258	Robins, Gurdon
Album: 210	Photograph : 259	Robins, Margaret Dreier
Album: 210	Photograph :	Robins, Mary Buck Scope and Content See Album 222, #393-94
Album: 210	Photograph : 260	Rogin, Ben G.	1888
Album: 210	Photograph : 261	Ross, Fred
Album: 210	Photograph :	Ross, Herbert and Gerald Du Maurier Scope and Content See Album 222, #395.
Album: 210	Photograph : 262	"Rossini"
Album: 210	Photograph : 263	Ruskin, John
Album: 210	Photograph : 264	Russell, M.L.	1884
Album: 210	Photograph : 265	Salvini, Tommaso	1883
Album: 210	Photograph : 266	Salvini, Tommaso
Album: 210	Photograph : 267	Schenibri (?), Eddie	1890
Album: 210	Photograph : 267A	Scott, A.V.
Album: 210	Photograph : 268-269	Scott, David
Album: 210	Photograph : 270	Seoville, Harriet Beecher
Album: 210	Photograph : 271-272	Sharswood, May
Album: 210	Photograph : 273	Sharswood, May	1896
Album: 210	Photograph : 274	Smith, Beaumont
Album: 210	Photograph : 275	Smith, Cora Gabrielle
Album: 210	Photograph : 276	Standing, Percy C.	ca. 1891
Album: 210	Photograph : 277	Standley, Alma Stuart and Kate Gurney
Album: 210	Photograph : 278	Starr, Laura B.
Album: 210	Photograph :	Stead, Estelle Scope and Content See Album 222, #396.
Album: 210	Photograph : 279	Stead, William T.	1911
Album: 210	Photograph : 280	Stevenson, Robert Louis	1894
Album: 210	Photograph : 281	Stevenson, Robert Louis
Album: 210	Photograph : 282	Strong, Mrs.	1900
Album: 210	Photograph : 283	Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret
Album: 210	Photograph : 284	Tennyson, Alfred
Album: 210	Photograph : 285	Terris, Mr.
Album: 210	Photograph : 286	Terry, Ellen
Album: 210	Photograph : 286	286. Terry, Ellen dupe?
Album: 210	Photograph : 287	Tevis, Lloyd Scope and Content See also Album 222, #397.	1882
Album: 210	Photograph : 288-289	Tevis, Lizzie
Album: 210	Photograph : 290	Thayer, W.S.
Album: 210	Photograph : 291	Tree, Herbert Beerbohm	1889
Album: 210	Photograph : 292	Tree, Herbert Beerbohm Scope and Content See also Album 222, #398-401.
Album: 210	Photograph : 293	Trevelyan, Charles
Album: 210	Photograph : 294	Trevelyan, Geoffrey	1923
Album: 210	Photograph : 295	Trevelyan family Scope and Content See also Album 222, #402.
Album: 210	Photograph : 296	Toole, J.L.
Album: 210	Photograph : 297	Trowbridge, Adele	1879
Album: 210	Photograph : 208	Trowbridge, Adele
Album: 210	Photograph : 297	Trowbridge, Adele	1879
Album: 210	Photograph : 298	Trowbridge, Adele
Album: 210	Photograph : 299-300	Turner, Carrie
Album: 211	Photograph : 301-302	Ulmar, Geraldine
Album: 211	Photograph : 303	Urner, Edward C.
Album: 211	Photograph : 304-305	Urner, Elizabeth
Album: 211	Photograph : 306-307	Urner, Henry (?)
Album: 211	Photograph : 308	Urner, Nathan D.
Album: 211	Photograph : 309	Urner, Mr.
Album: 211	Photograph :	Vezin, Hermann Scope and Content See Album 222, #403.	1899
Album: 211	Photograph : 310-311	Victoria, Queen of England
Album: 211	Photograph : 312-313	Vincent, M.A.
Album: 211	Photograph : 314	Von Borowsky, Lisa	1925
Album: 211	Photograph : 315-317	Von Borowsky, Lisa	1934
Album: 211	Photograph : 318	Von Sachs, Julius	1884
Album: 211	Photograph : 319	Von Sachs, Julius	1888
Album: 211	Photograph : 320	Von Sachs, Julius Scope and Content See also Album 225, #2.	1896
Album: 211	Photograph : 321	Waite, M.R.
Album: 211	Photograph : 322	Walpole, Hugh
Album: 211	Photograph : 323	Ward, Genevieve
Album: 211	Photograph :	Waters Scope and Content See Album 222, #404.	1905
Album: 211	Photograph : 324	Weston, Kendall
Album: 211	Photograph : 325	Wheeler, Ellie
Album: 211	Photograph : 326-329	Whitman, Sarah Helen
Album: 211	Photograph : 330	Wilberforce, Octavia	1943
Album: 211	Photograph : 331	Wilberforce, Octavia	1943
Album: 211	Photograph : 332	Wilberforce, Octavia	1943
Album: 211	Photograph : 333-334	Wilberforce, Octavia	1943
Album: 211	Photograph : 335	Wilberforce, Octavia	1943
Album: 211	Photograph : 336	Wilhelm I, Emperor of Germany
Album: 211	Photograph : 337	Wilms, Guillermo	1888
Album: 211	Photograph : 338	Wilson, Joe C.	1880
Album: 211	Photograph : 339	Wilson, Joe
Album: 211	Photograph : 340-342	Wilson, Lillie
Album: 211	Photograph : 343	Wilson, Paul H.	1880
Album: 211	Photograph : 344	Wilson, Tom
Album: 211	Photograph : 345	Wilson, Thomas P.	1880
Album: 211	Photograph : 346	Wilson, Tom
Album: 211	Photograph : 347-351	Unidentified
Album: 211	Photograph :	Unidentified by E. Steichen Scope and Content See Album 222, #405.	1907
Album: 211	Photograph :	Unidentified mother and child Scope and Content See Album 222, #406.
Album: 211	Photograph :	Unidentified ?actress Scope and Content See Album 222, #407.
Album: 211	Photograph :	Unidentified ?actress Scope and Content See Album 222, #408.
Album: 211	Photograph :	Unidentified peasant women Scope and Content See Album 222, #409.
Album: 211	Photograph :	Unidentified Scope and Content See Album 222, #410-412.
Subseries C: Robins Family Scope and Contents note Subseries C contains photographs of Elizabeth Robins' immediate family. There are childhood portraits of her brothers and sister, and the earliest Elizabeth Robins photograph, taken when she was approximately three years old. The most numerous photographs in this subseries are of her brother, Raymond Robins, including several oversize prints. The subseries also includes three daguerreotypes.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 211	Photograph : 1-4	Jane H. Robins
Album: 211	Photograph : 5	Ephraim Robins Scope and Content See also items 276-281
Album: 211	Photograph : 6-8	Charles E. Robins	1871
Album: 211	Photograph : 9-10	Charles E. Robins
Album: 211	Photograph : 11-12	Hannah M. Robins
Album: 211	Photograph :	(?)Mrs. Hannah Robins Scope and Content See Album 219, #241.
Album: 211	Photograph : 13	Charles, Sarah and Eugene Robins
Album: 211	Photograph :	Sarah Sullivan Robins Scope and Content See also items 276-281
Album: 211	Photograph : 14-17	Eugene Robins
Album: 211	Photograph : 18-19	Eugene Robins Scope and Content See also Series IX, Subseries "miscellaneous" Item 276 "Eugene Robins"	1864
Album: 211	Photograph : 20-22	Elizabeth Robins	1865?
Album: 211	Photograph : 23-28	Elizabeth Robins	1871
Album: 211	Photograph : 29-30	Edward Robins	1864?
Album: 211	Photograph : 31-36	Eunice (Una) Robins	1871
Album: 211	Photograph : 37-38	Saxton Robins	1871
Album: 211	Photograph : 39-41	Saxton Robins	1873
Album: 211	Photograph : 42	Saxton Robins
Album: 211	Photograph : 43	Vernon Robins	1873
Album: 211	Photograph : 44-47	Vernon Robins	1873
Album: 211	Photograph : 48-49	Vernon Robins Scope and Content See also Album 225, #9.
Album: 211	Photograph : 50	Vernon and Raymond Robins	1881
Album: 211	Photograph : 51	Vernon Robins and "Uncle Carl"
Album: 211	Photograph : 52	Raymond Robins
Album: 211	Photograph : 53	Raymond Robins
Album: 211	Photograph : 54	Raymond Robins	1917
Album: 211	Photograph : 55	Raymond Robins	1917
Album: 211	Photograph : 56	Raymond Robins	1917
Album: 211	Photograph : 57	Raymond Robins Scope and Content See also Album 223, #59-70.
Album: 211	Photograph : 58	Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins
Album: 211	Photograph :	Photographic geneology Scope and Content See Album 223, #57-58.
Subseries D: Alaska Scope and Contents note Subseries D records Robins' journey to the Alaskan Klondyke in 1900. It also includes photos given to her by friends in Alaska and those taken by commercial photographers. Gold mining, Eskimo life, Yukon River landscapes, and the early towns of Alaska receive extensive coverage. A small number of these photographs have been published in Robins' Raymond and I.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 212	Photograph : 1-335	Alaska Photographs
Album: 212	Photograph :	Alaska -- see Album 17, #336-421
Album: 212	Photograph :	See also Oversize Material, Box 7 , #422-423
Album: 213	Photograph :	Alaska scrapbook
Album: 214	Photograph :	Alaska scrapbook
Subseries E: Backettstown Scope and Contents note Subseries E contains an album of photographs taken at Backsettown, including interior and exterior shots of the brick-and-timber main house and of people associated with life there. There are many photographs of Octavia Wilberforce farming Backsettown's fields or tending to its cows; of Elizabeth Robins's ward, David Scott, growing up there. Postcard shots of the village of Henfield and its environs are also contained in it.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 215	Photograph : 1-233	Backsettown photographs
Subseries F: Chinsegut Scope and Contents note Subseries F is made up of two albums of photographs taken at Chinsegut, the Hernando County, Florida estate where Elizabeth Robins' brother, Raymond, lived. This subseries includes many candid photographs of Margaret Dreier Robins and her sister, Mary Dreier, both of whom were active in the women's movement in the United States. The reconstruction of the main house is well documented, as are the crops, flora and fauna of Chinsegut. This subseries contains a fine collection of photographs of the black servants who worked for the Robinses, providing a chronicle of their domestic and work experiences in rural Florida during the first quarter of this century.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 216	Photograph : 1-271	Chinsegut photographs
Album: 217	Photograph : 272-459	Chinsegut photographs
Subseries G: Colorado and Other Places Scope and Contents note Places visited by Elizabeth Robins and unidentified landscape photographs are contained in Subseries G. There are a few stereographs from Summit, Colorado, which include shots of gold mining camps.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 218	Photograph : 1-3	Colorado: Little Annie Cabin
Album: 218	Photograph : 4-6	Colorado: Little Annie Gold Mine
Album: 218	Photograph : 7-13	Colorado
Album: 218	Photograph : 14-21	Chicago	ca. 1903
Album: 218	Photograph : 22	Derwentwater, England
Album: 218	Photograph : 23-25	Gallipoli
Album: 218	Photograph : 26-27	Valour House, Southwest Harbor, Maine
Album: 218	Photograph : 28-29	Zanesville, Ohio Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, Folders 3 and 4.
Album: 218	Photograph : 30-43	Miscellaneous
Album: 218	Photograph : 44	Miscellaneous
Album: 218	Photograph : 45	Miscellaneous
Album: 218	Photograph : 46	Miscellaneous
Album: 218	Photograph : 47	Miscellaneous
Album: 218	Photograph : 48	Miscellaneous
Album: 218	Photograph : 49-82	Miscellaneous Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, Folder 5.
Subseries H: Negatives Scope and Contents note Subseries H contains all of the negatives found in Series IX; they are numbered consecutively but divided by subject categories.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 219	Photograph : 1-4	Subseries B: Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst
Album: 219	Photograph : 5-27	Subseries D: Alaska
Album: 219	Photograph : 28-127	Subseries E: Backsettown
Album: 219	Photograph : 128-240	Subseries F: Chinsegut
Album: 219	Photograph : 241	Glass negative -- (?) Mrs. Hannah Robins
Album: 219	Photograph : 242	Glass negative -- Longfellow's "Evangeline"
Over 5"x7"
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 220	Photograph : 129-163	Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins Scope and Contents See also Oversize Material, Box 269 Folders 6 and 7, #164-175.
Album: 221	Photograph : 352-382	Subseries B: General Portraits
Album: 222	Photograph : 383-412	Subseries B: General Portraits Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, #413-421.
Album: 223	Photograph : 52-70	Subseries C: Robins Family Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 269, #71-72.
Album: 223	Photograph : 336-421	Subseries D: Alaska Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, #422-423.
Album: 223	Photograph : 234-246	Subseries E: Backsettown
Album: 224	Photograph : 460-473	Subseries F: Chinsegut
Miscellaneous
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Album: 225	Photograph : 1	Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins and ca. 1885 Fanny [Heury?], tintype	1885
Album: 225	Photograph : 2	Subseries B: Albert Cordes, Miss Cordes and Julius von Sachs, tintype
Album: 225	Photograph : 3	Subseries B: Bessie Guthrie and Nellie Buckingham, tintype
Album: 225	Photograph : 4	Subseries B: B.H. Journeay, tintype
Album: 225	Photograph : 5-8	Subseries B: unidentified
Album: 225	Photograph : 9	Subseries C: Vernon Robins and Mary Buck Robins scrapbook
Album: 225	Photograph : 10	14th Century carved ball from Peabody Museum, Salem, Massachusetts
Box: 276		Subseries B: Edward Crow, Jr., daguerreotype
Box: safe		Subseries B: Poe, Edgar Allen, daguerreotype
Box: 276		Subseries B: unidentified, daguerreotypes
Box: 276		Subseries C: Ephraim Robins, daguerreotype
Box: 276		Subseries C: Eugene Robins, ?daguerreotype
Box: 276		Subseries C: Sarah Sullivan Robins, daguerreotype
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Series X: Legal and Financial Records
Subseries A: Legal Records Scope and Contents note The legal records in Subseries A include numerous drafts of Elizabeth Robins' will, her marriage license, passports, literary contracts and the records related to Backsettown and her property in Florida.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 243	Folder : 1	Elizabeth Robins' Wills 1894-1937 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, Folder 6.	1894 -1937
Box: 243	Folder : 2	Elisabeth Robins and George R. Parks 12 January 1885 Marriage License	1885
Box: 243	Folder : 3	Inventories n.d. Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, Folder 7.	n.d.
Box: 243	Folder : 4	Literary Contracts 1898-1939	1898 -1939
Box: 243	Folder : 5	Backsettown Tenancy Agreements Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, Folder 8.
Box: 243	Folder : 6	Title deeds to Florida Property, correspondence (Quit Claim) 1905, 1932	1905 -1932
Box: 243	Folder : 7	Passports and correspondence re: passports and residency 1916-1940	1916 -1940
Subseries B: Financial Records Scope and Contents note Subseries B provides a record of Robins' financial history from 1894-1951 through bankbooks, securities records, royalty statements and income tax reports.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 244	Folder :	Bank books and account books (20 volumes) 1894-1929	1894 -1929
Box: 245	Folder : 1	Account book, National Provincial Bank 1939-1951	1939 -1951
Box: 245	Folder : 2	Weekly House Book, Albion 1927	1927
Box: 245	Folder : 3	Royalty Statements 1895-1909	1895 -1909
Box: 245	Folder : 4	Royalty Statements 1910-1913	1910 -1913
Box: 245	Folder : 5	Royalty Statements 1919-1930 Scope and Content See also Box 249, Folder 33.	1919 -1930
Box: 245	Folder : 6	Royalty Statements 1931-1933	1931 -1933
Box: 245	Folder : 7	Royalty Statements 1934-1940	1934 -1940
Box: 246	Folder : 8	Securities Records 1918-1924	1918 -1924
Box: 246	Folder : 9	Securities Records 1925	1925
Box: 246	Folder : 10	Securities Records 1929	1929
Box: 246	Folder : 11	Securities Records 1930	1930
Box: 246	Folder : 12	Securities Records 1931	1931
Box: 246	Folder : 13	Securities Records 1932	1932
Box: 246	Folder : 14	Securities Records 1933	1933
Box: 247	Folder : 15	Securities Records 1934	1934
Box: 247	Folder : 16	Securities Records 1935	1935
Box: 247	Folder : 17	Securities Records 1938-1950	1938 -1950
Box: 248	Folder : 18	Financial Records--Annuity Purchase Scope and Content See also Series II, Box 41, Folder 204.
Box: 248	Folder : 19	Financial Records--Backsettown 1919-1935, 1946 Scope and Content Financial Records--Chinsegut see Box 249, Folder 34.	1919 -1946
Box: 248	Folder :	Financial Records--Palace Gate Scope and Content See Oversize Material, Box 270, Folder 9.
Box: 248	Folder : 20	Financial Records--Clement, Parker and Co. 1902-1909	1902 -1909
Box: 248	Folder : 21	Financial Records--Gates, McCully and Buckwell 1935,1936	1935 -1936
Box: 248	Folder : 22	Financial Records--Field, Roscoe and Co. 1949, 1950	1949 -1950
Box: 248	Folder : 23	Financial Records--miscellaneous
Box: 248	Folder : 24	Financial Records--miscellaneous Scope and Content See also Box 249, Folder 35.
Box: 248	Folder : 25	Insurance Fees (correspondence) 1923, 1924 Scope and Content Insurance Records-- see Oversize Material, Box 270, Folder 10.	1923 -1924
Box: 248	Folder : 26	Tithe Records 1929-1936	1929 -1936
Box: 248	Folder : 26A	Finances and notes concerning family burial plot 1887, 1893, 1912, 1913, n.d.	1887 -1913
Legal Size Material
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 249	Folder : 27	Income Tax Records 1905-1922	1905 -1922
Box: 249	Folder : 28	Income Tax Records 1923-1927	1923 -1927
Box: 249	Folder : 29	Income Tax Records 1928-1932	1928 -1932
Box: 249	Folder : 30	Income Tax Records 1935-1937	1935 -1937
Box: 249	Folder : 31	Tax Records--Florida 1931, 1932	1931 -1932
Box: 249	Folder : 32	Real Estate Records 1903	1903
Box: 249	Folder : 33	Royalty Statements 1927	1927
Box: 249	Folder : 34	Financial Records--Chinsegut 1905-1913, n.d.	1905 -1913
Box: 249	Folder : 35	Financial Records--miscellaneous
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Series XI: Scrapbooks Scope and Contents note The scrapbooks are arranged chronologically by the first date in each. The scrapbooks contain press clippings gathered together into volumes by either Elizabeth Robins or her husband, George Richmond Parks. It does not appear that negative reviews were censored.
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins, 1874-1904 Scope and Contents note Elizabeth Robins' scrapbooks contain a wide variety of material, including, but not limited to, printed poems of her two aunts, anecdotes, articles on historical and theological interests, wedding invitations, favorite etchings, playbills, theatre reviews, letters and mentions of friends and relations.
Container 1		Title	Date
Scrapbook: 226		Bessie Robins from Papa, Putnam, Ohio 1874-1885	1874 -1885
Scrapbook: 227		"Weddings and etc" 1874-1883	1874 -1883
Scrapbook: 228		"To Bessie with much love from Cousin Lizzie Bodine, Christmas 1875" 1875 General note Color picture book.	1875
Scrapbook: 229		Bedford, Mass. '83" 1883 General note Etching prints of personalities.	1883
Scrapbook: 230		Criticisms and Notices of Plays 1883-1890	1883 -1890
Scrapbook: 231		"Elizabeth Robins Parks, July 1886, 'Good Ones'" 1885/1886 General note Clippings, calling cards, etc.	1885 -1886
Scrapbook: 232		Unbound Scrapbook 1891-1893 General note Mainly Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder; clippings; some posters.	1891 -1893
Scrapbook: 233		C.E. Raimond's Scrapbook 1894, 1893-1895 General note Reviews of The Lucky Sixpence in The New Review (1893), George Mandeville's Husband (1894), and The New Moon (1895).	1894 -1896
Scrapbook: 234		"Fund. Press Notices. 'Little Eyolf' '96" 1896 General note Subscription campaign for Little Eyolf and Mariana; criticisms and notices for Little Eyolf and John Gabriel Borkman.	1896
Scrapbook: 235		"Admiral Guinea, Honesty Press Cuttings" 1897 Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 270, Folders 11-12.	1897
Scrapbook: 236		General Clippings 1898-1899 General note Reviews of Thackeray, Shaw, Swinburne, etc.; some clippings from Louisville Courier Journal, e.g. on death of Lloyd Tevis; C.E. Raimond letter.	1898 -1899
Scrapbook: 237		The Open Question 1898-1899 General note Clippings; letters; telegrams; letters from various people to William Heinemann.	1898 -1899
Scrapbook: 238		The Magnetic North 1904	1904
Subseries B: George Richmond Parks, 1871-1883 Scope and Contents note George Richmond Parks kept four scrapbooks, two of which contain only playbills.
Container 1		Title	Date
Scrapbook: 239		Playbills 1871-1886	1871-1886
Scrapbook: 240		Playbills 1877-1886	1877-1886
Scrapbook: 241		"George R. Parks" 1879-1883 General note Criticisms, notices, poems, quotes, menus, and articles of interest from several American newspapers.	1879 -1883
Scrapbook: 242		"Criticisms and Notices 1883 George R. Parks, 1883" General note Indexed; mainly Boston newspapers.	1883
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Series XII: Printed Materials Scope and Contents note Series XII contains a wide variety of materials, including theater programs, posters, proofs (galleys and page), magazines, newspaper clippings, brochures, pamphlets, and maps.
Subseries A: Proofs of Elizabeth Robins' Literary Productions Scope and Contents note Subseries A consists of annotated page proofs and galleys of many of Robins' works. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by title.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 251	Folder : 1	Ancilla's Share, marked proof (Chapters 1-14)
Box: 251	Folder : 2	Ancilla's Share, marked proof (Chapters 15-30)
Box: 252	Folder : 3	Bolt Seventeen (1919)	n.d.
Box: 252	Folder : 3A	Bolt Seventeen (Fortnightly, January 1920)	1920
Box: 252	Folder : 4	Come and Find Me, page proofs (1907) Scope and Content Came and Find Me, galleys (1907)--see Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 6.	1907
Box: 252	Folder : 5	Elizabeth Robins on Sir Herbert Austin (1933)	1933
Box: 252	Folder : 6	Ibsen and the Actress, page proofs (1928)	1928
Box: 252	Folder : 7	The Main Peace Asset Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 10.
Box: 252	Folder : 8	Mills of the Gods, page proofs	1939
Box: 252	Folder : 9	Pleasure Mining, page proofs	1927
Box 252	Folder 10	Theatre and Friendship, page proofs (1932) Scope and Content Theatre and Friendship, galleys--see Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 7.
Box: 253	Folder : 11-12	Theatre and Friendship, page proofs
Box: 3	Folder : 13	Time is Whispering, page proofs, (pages 1-176)
Box: 253	Folder : 14	Time is Whispering, page proofs, (pages 177-320) Scope and Content Time is Whispering, galleys--see also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 8.
Box: 253	Folder : 15	Where are You Going To?, page proofs (1912)
Box: 253	Folder : 16	Why?, page proofs (1910)	1912
Box: 253	Folder : 17	Woman Comes of Age Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 10.
Box: 253	Folder : 18	The Woman Juror (to the editor of The Morning Post) Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 268, Folder 10.
Box: 253	Folder : 19	Woman's Secret, page proofs
Subseries B: Publications by Elizabeth Robins Scope and Contents note Subseries B consists primarily of short stories and articles. These publications are arranged alphabetically by title.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 254	Folder : 1	Below the Salt (The New Review, No. 86, July 1896, pp. 1 -17)	1896
Box: 254	Folder : 2	Confessions of a Cruel Mistress (Chapman's Magazine of Fiction, No. 4, Vol. 1, August 1895, pp. 361-379)	1895
Box: 254	Folder : 3	Dr. Flora Murray, Reminiscences Of Her War Work (The Observer, August 5, 1923)	1923
Box: 254	Folder : 4	Gustus Frederick (The New Review, No. 70, March 1895, pp 270 - 281)	1895
Box: 254	Folder : 5	Ibsen and the Actress (London: Hogarth Press, 1928)	1928
Box: 254	Folder : 6	Letter to the editor of "The Times." Reprinted as broadside by Ministry of Health, Women's Consultative Council, March 20.
Box: 254	Folder : 7	Lost and Found, A Story (Harpers Magazine, September 1915, pp 500 - 511)	1915
Box: 254	Folder : 8	A Lucky Sixpence (The New Review, January 1894, pp 105 -126)	1894
Box: 254	Folder : 9	My Little Sister (McClure's Magazine, December 1912, pp 121- 145)	1912
Box: 254	Folder : 10	Some Personal Opinions On the National Theatre. Miss Elizabeth Robins (Drama, December 1929, p. 41)	1929
Box: 254	Folder : 11	Stretcher-Bearing for Women (The Daily Mall, August 18, 1915)	1915
Box: 254	Folder : 12	What Can I Do? : The Lady Chichester Hospital for Women and Children
Box: 254	Folder : 13	Woman's Place in the New Order. Purpose of Militancy (to the editor of the Times, printed May 4, 1921)	1921
Box: 254	Folder : 14	Woman's War; a Defense of Militant Suffrage (McClure's Magazine, March 1913, pp 41 - 52)	1913
Box: 254	Folder : 15	Women Doctors. Lord Knutsford's Charge (Sunday Times, March 12, 1922)	1922
Subseries C: Theatre Scope and Contents note Subseries C includes playbills and announcements of performances, material on the New Century Theatre and publications, i.e. plays, reviews and articles. Theatrical posters have been moved to Mapcase 2.A. Playbills and announcements of Elizabeth Robins' performances are arranged alphabetically by the name of the play. There are also playbills and announcements from other performances, many with annotations that show Elizabeth Robins attended them. They are arranged alphabetically by name of play, or by name of theater if no single play is prominently mentioned. Dates of the performances are indicated infrequently. The publications consist of published plays, arranged alphabetically by title, and articles.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 255	Folder : 1	Publications - plays: Broken Hearts to London Assurance
Box: 255	Folder : 2	Publications - plays: Mariana to Proof
Box: 255	Folder : 3	Publications - plays: The Ticket-Of-Leave Man to Who's To Win Him
Box: 255	Folder : 4	Publications - reviews and articles
Box: 255	Folder : 5	Publications - reviews and articles
Subseries D: Literary and Political Publications Scope and Contents note Subseries D contains an assortment of publications and a collection of book jackets. The pamphlets and articles written by a variety of authors include reviews of some of Elizabeth Robins' publications. In addition, Robins gathered a collection of articles on race relations in America, including several brochures on the Tuskegee Institute. There are several issues of Votes for Women, the Women's Social and Political Union newspaper; Equal Rights, the National Woman's Party's paper; and a run of the Woman's Journal from 1909-1910.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 256	Folder : 1	Publications re: American blacks
Box: 256	Folder : 2	Publications re: American blacks
Box: 256	Folder : 3	Tuskegee Institute, Catalogues and Brochures 1895-1904	1895 -1904
Box: 256	Folder : 4	Tuskegee Institute, Catalogues and Brochures 1906-1907	1906 -1907
Box: 256	Folder : 5	Publications by others Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 273, Folder 4 for The Woman's Journal.
Box: 256	Folder : 6	Publications by others
Box: 257	Folder : 7	Publications by others
Box: 257	Folder : 8	Publications by others
Box: 257	Folder : 9	Publications by others (Women and the Women's Movement)
Box: 257	Folder : 10	Book Jackets
Subseries E: Political, Cultural and Social Events Scope and Contents note Subseries E consists of calling cards, broadsides and programs from Elizabeth Robins' speaking engagements, and additional programs and broadsides.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 258	Folder : 1	Broadsides and programs of Elizabeth Robins' appearances
Box: 258	Folder : 2	Calling cards
Box: 258	Folder : 3	Invitations
Box: 258	Folder : 4	Invitations
Box: 258	Folder : 5A	Programs: Literary
Box: 258	Folder : 5B	Programs: Women Institutes
Box: 258	Folder : 5C	Programs: Panhurst Statue
Box: 258	Folder : 5D	Programs: United States
Box: 258	Folder : 5E	Programs: Miscellaneous
Box: 258	Folder : 6	Programs:Theatrical
Box: 258	Folder : 7	Broadsides
Box: 258	Folder : 8	The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (publications and clippings)
Subseries F: Backsettown Scope and Contents note Subseries F contains pamphlets and programs that describe Robins' Sussex home after it was converted into a rest place for women. Some are illustrated with pictures of the grounds.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 258	Folder : 1	Backsettown--programs and descriptions
Subseries G: Putnam Female Seminary Scope and Contents note Subseries G includes descriptions of this boarding school attended by Elizabeth Robins and programs from performances she participated in there.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 259	Folder : 1	Putnam Female Seminary
Subseries H: Alaska Scope and Contents note Subseries H includes ten maps and three folders of publications (several from the U.S. Geological Survey) on Alaska.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 259	Folder : 1	Publications
Box: 259	Folder : 2	Publications
Box: 259	Folder : 3	Publications General note Maps--see Oversize Materials, Map Drawer 2.A
Subseries I: Pictures
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 259	Folder : 1	Pictures Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, Box 273, Folder 6.
Subseries J: Maps Scope and Contents note Subseries J contains a variety of charts and maps documenting the settlement of the Robins family in Covington, KY and the Ohio River area.
See Mapcase - Series IV, Subseries D and Mapcase - Series XII: Subseries J
Subseries K: Newspaper Clippings Scope and Contents note Series K is made up of four boxes of unsorted newspaper clippings.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 260	Folder :	Unsorted clippings
Box: 261	Folder :	Unsorted clippings
Box: 262	Folder :	Unsorted clippings
Box: 263	Folder :	Unsorted clippings
Subseries L: Books from Elizabeth Robins' Library
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 264A	Folder : 1	Creighton, Louise. Dorothy Grey (1907)	1907
Box: 264	Folder : 2	Ibsen, Henrik. The Master Builder General note Translated by Edmund Gosse and William Archer, 1892. ER's personal copy.	1892
Box: 264	Folder : 3	Ibsen, Henrik. The Master Builder General note Translated by Edmund Gosse and William Archer, 1892. ER's personal copy.	1892
Box: 264A	Folder : 4	Parish, W.D. Domesday Book in Relation to the Counts of Sussex (1886)	1886
Box: 264	Folder : 5	The Proverbs (New York: American Bible Society, 1867)	1867
Box: 264	Folder : 6	Russel, Sidney. Poems (1859) General note A.k.a. Sarah Elizabeth Robins.	1859
Box: 264	Folder : 7	Shakespeare, William. Twelfth Night General note Arranged by A. Bourchier, W.L. Courtney, 1886.	1886
Box: 264	Folder : 8	Wallace, William. The Divine Surrender: A Mystery Play (London, 1895) General note A presentation copy.	1895
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Series XIII: Ephemera and Artifacts Scope and Contents note Series XIII is made up of artwork and mementos. It consists of a variety of materials, including watercolors, oil painting, etching, drawings, currency, autographs, leather book jacket, pens, pencils, name plates, a robe and hair.
Subseries A: Artifacts
See Oversize - Series XIII: Ephemera and Artifacts, Subseries A: Artifacts
Subseries B: Ephemera
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 265	Folder :	Leather book jacket with initials "E.R."	Undated
Box: 265	Folder :	Pens and pencils	Undated
Box: 265	Folder :	25 pieces of hair	Undated
Box: 265	Folder :	Elizabeth Robins stencil plate	Undated
Box: 265	Folder :	Printing plate for Elizabeth Robins' calling card	Undated
Box: 265	Folder :	Colonial and Confederate currency Scope and Content See also Oversize Material, box 274.	Undated
Box: 266	Folder :	Autographs (including Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, John Hancock, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Millard Fillmore, and Albert of England)	Undated
Box: 266	Folder :	The Boston Weekly Magazine (14 April-18 August 1804)	1804
Box: 266	Folder :	The Connecticut Courant (5 January 1779)	1779
Subseries C: Miscellaneous Scope and Contents note Subseries C is made up of three folders of materials that could not be readily placed.
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 266	Folder : 1	Miscellaneous	undated
Box: 266	Folder : 2	Miscellaneous	undated
Box: 266	Folder : 3	Miscellaneous	Undated
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Oversize - Series II: General Correspondence
Subseries A: General Correspondence, 1873-1887
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 1	Bodine to Winchester
Subseries B: General Correspondence, 1888-1952
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 2	Archer, William: Criticism
Box: 267	Folder : 3 (Mixed Materials [31142054895779])	Archer, William: Galleys
Folder: 1 Left
Box: 267	Folder : 4	Bell to Buchan	undated
Box: 267	Folder : 5	Gardner
Box: 267	Folder : 6	Pethick-Lawrence to Richmond
Box: 267	Folder : 7	Scott, David: The Watch on the Rhine
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Oversize - Series III: Robins Family Papers
Subseries A: Jane H. Robins, 1814-1885
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 8	Robins, Jane Hussey
Subseries B: Charles E. Robins, 1836-1893
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 9	Robins, Charles E.: Little Annie Mining Company Records
Box: 267	Folder : 10	Robins, Charles E.: With the Nuns
Subseries C: Sarah E. Robins, 1838-1866
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 11	Robins, Sarah Elizabeth
Subseries H: Additional Family Members, 1803-1876
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 12	Additional Family Members
Box: 267	Folder : 13	Additional Family Members: Genealogies
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Oversize - Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins
Subseries D: Printed Material and Ephemera
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 267	Folder : 14	Raymond Robins
Box: 267	Folder : 15	Raymond Robins Political Flyers
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Oversize - Series VII: Literary Productions
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 268	Folder : 1	An American Actress at Balmoral
Box: 268	Folder : 2	Below the Salt
Box: 268	Folder : 3	Woman's Secret
Box: 268	Folder : 4	Index General note Possibly to Both Sides of the Curtain
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Oversize - Series VIII: Theater Productions
Subseries A: Business Records
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 269	Folder : 1	Acting/Theatre Contracts
Box: 269	Folder : 2	Hedda Gabler: Business Records
Box: 269	Folder : 3	Little Eyolf: Business Records
Box: 269	Folder : 4	Mariana: Business Records
Box: 269	Folder : 5	The Master Builder: Business Records
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Oversize - Series IX: Photographic Material
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 269	Folder : 6	Elizabeth Robins, #164-170
Box: 269	Folder : 7	Elizabeth Robins, #171-175
Subseries B: General Portraits
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 269	Folder : 8	General Portraits, #413-418 General note Dreiers and Raymond Robins
Box: 269	Folder : 9	General Portraits, #419 General note Forbes-Robertson and ?
Subseries C: Robins Family
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 269	Folder : 10	Robins Family, #71-72 General note Raymond Robins
Box: 269	Folder : 11	General Portraits, #420-421 General note George Richmond Parks
Subseries D: Alaska
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 270	Folder : 1	Alaska, #422
Box: 270	Folder : 2	Alaska, #423
Subseries G: Colorado and Other Places
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 270	Folder : 3	Zanesville, Ohio, #81-82 General note Old Stone House
Box: 270	Folder : 4	Zanesville, Ohio, #83-86
Box: 270	Folder : 5	Miscellaneous, #87
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Oversize - Series X: Legal and Financial Records
Subseries A: Legal Records
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 270	Folder : 6	Elizabeth Robins' Will
Box: 270	Folder : 7	Inventories
Box: 270	Folder : 8	Backsettown Tenancy Agreements
Subseries B: Financial Records
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 270	Folder : 9	Financial Records--Palace Gate
Box: 270	Folder : 10	Insurance Records
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Oversize - Series XI: Scrapbooks
Subseries A: Elizabeth Robins, 1874-1904
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 270	Folder : 11	Scrapbook Material: Elizabeth Robins
Box: 270	Folder : 12	Scrapbook Material: Admiral Guinea/Honesty
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Oversize - Series XII: Printed Material
Subseries A: Proofs of Elizabeth Robins' Literary Productions
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 268	Folder : 5	Ancilla's Share, galleys Scope and Content formerly Oversize Box 275, folder 1
Box: 268	Folder : 6	Come and Find Me, galleys Scope and Content formerly Oversize Box 275, folder 2
Box: 268	Folder : 7	Theatre and Friendship, galleys Scope and Content formerly Oversize Box 275, folder 3
Box: 268	Folder : 8	Time is Whispering, galleys Scope and Content formerly Oversize Box 275, folder 4
Box: 268	Folder : 9	Uncle Tom's Cabin Scope and Content formerly Oversize Box 275, folder 5
Box: 268	Folder : 10	The Main Peace Asset; Woman Comes of Age; The Woman Juror Scope and Content formerly Oversize Box 275, folder 6
Box: 271	Folder : 1	A Dark Lantern, page proofs
Subseries B: Publications by Elizabeth Robins
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 271	Folder : 2	The Frog Baby
Box: 271	Folder : 3	Novel Posters
Subseries C: Theatre
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 271	Folder : 4	Playbills and announcements of Elizabeth Robins' performances
Box: 271	Folder : 5	Playbills and announcements: Admiral Guinea to Cymbeline
Box: 271	Folder : 6	Playbills and announcements: The Dancing Doll to Fruits of Culture
Box: 272	Folder : 1	Playbills and announcements: Gaity Theatre to Julius Caesar
Box: 272	Folder : 2	Playbills and announcements: King and the Countess to Lyon's Mail
Box: 272	Folder : 3	Playbills and announcements: Ma Cousine to Much Ado About Nothing
Box: 272	Folder : 4	Playbills and announcements: Nancy and Company to The Profligate
Box: 272	Folder : 5	Playbills and announcements: The Queen of Manoa to Sweet Lavender
Box: 272	Folder : 6	Playbills and announcements: The Taming of the Shrew to The Yeomen of the Guard General note Photographs removed from Trilby souvenir program and filed by name of cast member in Series IX.
Box: 272	Folder : 7	Playbills and announcements: The New Century Theatre
Box: 273	Folder : 1	Criterion interview with Elizabeth Robins	1898
Box: 273	Folder : 2	Grieg, Edward: Norwegian Bridal Procession
Subseries D: Literary and Political Publications
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 273	Folder : 3	Literary and Political Productions
Box: 273	Folder : 4	The Woman's Journal
Subseries I: Pictures
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 273	Folder : 6	Pictures--Elizabeth Robins, and Others
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Oversize - Series XIII: Ephemera and Artifacts
Subseries A: Artifacts
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 274	Folder : 1	Bleacowe, Fanny--Watercolor	1896
Box: 269	Folder : 12	[Blilyt?], A.C.--oil of Elizabeth Robins as she appeared in The Trumpet Call
Box: 274	Folder : 2	Browning, Adeline A.--watercolor of Backsettown General note Includes a letter from Browning dated 1924.	ca. 1924
Box: 274	Folder : 3	Meteyard, T.B.--Japanese Print given to E.R. by I.M. and R. Meteyard	1929
Box: 274	Folder : 4	Paton, Hugh--Etching of London's Tower Bridge	1906
Box: 274	Folder : 5	Robins, Elizabeth--sketch of a dog	1881
Box: 274	Folder : 6	Scott, David--watercolor of E.R.
Box: 274	Folder : 7	Toroway--drawing	1826
Box: 274	Folder : 8	--drawing of William Heinemann as a child
Box: 274	Folder : 9	--watercolor
Box: 274	Folder : 10	--drawing of the Ruins of Kenworth Castle
Box: 274	Folder : 11	--Chinese drawing of birds
Box: 274	Folder : 12	--shadow portrait of Asabel Hussey (1782-1851)	ca. 1804
Box: 274	Folder : 13	--pencil drawing of Charlotte S. Flintham (Mrs. Ridgely)
Box: 274	Folder : 14	--pen and ink cartoon depicting (?) William Archer in Scottish dress
Subseries B: Ephemera
Container 1	Container 2	Title	Date
Box: 275	Folder :	Robe and neck velvet
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Mapcase - Series IV: Raymond Robins and Margaret Dreier Robins
Subseries D: Printed Material and Ephemera Scope and Content This folder contains maps and a picture related to Raymond Robins's life in Florida and Alaska.
Container 1		Title	Date
Folder: 8		Map of Hernando County, FL
Folder: 8		Map of Chinsegut Grounds, FL
Folder: 8		Nome Harbor, AK
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