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Photographs, 1909-2003.

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The Governor's Press Office is responsible for publicizing events of the governor's administration. In fulfilling this function, it maintains photodocumentation of such events, particularly those directly involving the governor, and releases photographs to the media.

25.03 cubic ft. (videocassette, photographs and photographs : negative in 15 record center cartons, 10 doc. boxes, 16 boxes, and 1 v.)Logs 1.25 cubic ft. (1 record center carton)

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Archives

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