Fillmore site gets new picnic tables

The legacy of Millard Fillmore can still be felt to this day, as his name graces a school, a park and other places.

The 13th president of the United States was born in 1800 in what was historically the town of Locke, but has since become the town of Summer Hill.

A New York State historical site sign adorns the spot where the original log cabin stood, and on Fillmore Road, in the early 1980s, the boyhood home site was turned into a small park and picnic area, paying tribute to the area's most famous son.