Burnham Martin
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Burnham Martin was a Republican Lieutenant Governor of Vermont 1858-1859.
In 1867 at a speech at the agricultural fair in Tunbridge, Vermont , Martin described the event as a "little World's Fair". This name was soon adopted as the official name of the annual fair that is still held to this day. This event is recorded on a historical marker on the edge of the fairgrounds in Tunbridge.
| Preceded by James M. Slade |
Lieutenant Governor of Vermont 1858 – 1859 |
Succeeded by Levi Underwood |
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