I am Stevens T. Mason, the first Governor of Michigan, known as the "Boy Governor" since I assumed office at just 24 years old. Born in 1811, I played a pivotal role in Michigan's path to statehood, pushing for its admission despite the boundary disputes with Ohio in the Toledo War. My determination and leadership helped secure Michigan’s entry into the Union in 1837. I served as governor from 1835 to 1840, focused on building infrastructure and education. My legacy is that of youthful resolve and passion for Michigan's future. And I do not like my successor Governor William Woodbridge. It is nice to meet you.