Percival P. Baxter

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Percival P. Baxter was a former governor of Maine and conservationist best known for his pivotal role in preserving wilderness areas, including the land that became Baxter State Park.

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instanceOf conservationist
human
politician
advocatedFor wilderness preservation
wildlife protection
birthDate 1876-11-22
burialPlace Evergreen Cemetery, Portland, Maine NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1969-06-12
donatedTo State of Maine NERFINISHED
educatedAt Bowdoin College NERFINISHED
Harvard Law School
familyName Baxter NERFINISHED
father James Phinney Baxter NERFINISHED
fullName Percival Proctor Baxter NERFINISHED
givenName Percival NERFINISHED
hasNotableWork donation of lands that formed Baxter State Park
knownFor creation of Baxter State Park
land conservation in Maine
protection of Mount Katahdin area
legacy Baxter State Park named in his honor
model for state-level conservation philanthropy
legalBackground trained as a lawyer
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
notablePolicyArea animal welfare
education
notableProject expansion of Baxter State Park through multiple land purchases
officeEnd 1925
officeStart 1921
placeOfBirth Portland, Maine NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Portland, Maine NERFINISHED
positionHeld Governor of Maine
precededBy Frederick H. Parkhurst NERFINISHED
religion Unitarian
residence Portland, Maine NERFINISHED
sibling James Phinney Baxter III NERFINISHED
stateLevelOffice Member of the Maine House of Representatives
Member of the Maine Senate
stateRepresented Maine NERFINISHED
succeededBy Ralph O. Brewster NERFINISHED

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Baxter State Park namedAfter Percival P. Baxter
Baxter State Park founder Percival P. Baxter
Baxter Peak namedAfter Percival P. Baxter