When they met, actors Elizabeth Robins and George Parks found they had lots in common and quickly formed a deep bond. This episode introduces you to Elizabeth's husband, George, and how their relationship impacted the remainder of her life.

In 2025, we celebrate the 160th anniversary of Emancipation Day in Florida. Elizabeth Robins Diary Podcast host Natalie Kahler provided the keynote address at the event. The speech is included here with relevant photos from Chinsegut Hill, courtesy of Natalie Kahler as well as New York University and University of Florida Special Collections.

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⁠Elizabeth Robins Papers⁠ housed at NYU’s Fales Library

Margaret Dreier Robins Papers housed at UF Smathers Library

Following an intense personal tragedy, Elizabeth went abroad to Europe. And much to everyone’s surprise, she decided to stay in Great Britain and restart her acting career there. A combination of an inspiring art community and intense personal relationships kept her there.

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Read Dr. Angela V. John's incredible biography of Elizabeth (or her newest one on Philip Burton): www.angelavjohn.com

Dr. John's publisher: Parthian Books

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Producer & Editor Lief Thomason, Odd Life Studios

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“Time is Whispering” Writer and Recording Artist Randi Olsen, Live Oak Theatre

Elizabeth Robins Papers housed at NYU’s Fales Library

Elizabeth at Henfield Museum

Elizabeth at Muskingham County Museum