Governor Brewster shakes hands with Governor Ross of Wyoming, Poland Springs, 1925

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Governor Brewster shakes hands with Governor Ross of Wyoming, Poland Springs, 1925

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From June 29 to July 4, over a dozen governors from across the country and their families came to Maine to attend the seventeenth annual governors convention held at the Poland Springs House.

Pictured is Governor Brewster of Maine shaking hands with the first woman governor of the United States, Nellie T. Ross of Wyoming. They are standing in front of the Poland Spring House, flanked by several other governors who attended the convention.

Nellie Ross's late spouse, William Ross, was the governor of Wyoming from 1923-1924. He died unexpectedly due to complications after a surgery. Nelli ran for the governorship afterward and won in 1925.

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  • Title: Governor Brewster shakes hands with Governor Ross of Wyoming, Poland Springs, 1925
  • Creator: Portland Press Herald
  • Creation Date: 1925-06-30
  • Subject Date: 1925-06-30
  • Location: Poland Springs, Poland, Androscoggin County, ME
  • Media: Glass negative
  • Dimensions: 10.2 cm x 12.7 cm
  • Local Code: Coll. 1949, 2005.061.11147
  • Collection: Portland Press Herald glass negative collection
  • Object Type: Image

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