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By Jordan Hillman, intern, National Portrait Gallery, Center for Electronic Research and Outreach Services
Buffalo, New York, has ties to several United States presidents: Grover Cleveland, the twenty-second president, resided in the city and served as its mayor from 1882 to 1883; President William McKinley was shot at Buffalo’s Pan-American Exhibition on September 6, 1901, and died in the city a week later; Theodore Roosevelt was then sworn into office on September 14 at the former Ansley Wilcox Mansion on Delaware Avenue in downtown Buffalo.
Through these various connections, Buffalo is filled with presidential namesakes—Grover Cleveland Parkway, McKinley Mall, Theodore Roosevelt Elementary, Millard Fillmore Hospital—yet it is Fillmore who contributed most to Buffalo’s educational, cultural and medical needs.
The thirteenth president of the United States, Millard Fillmore began his professional life as a teacher in East Aurora, about twenty miles outside of Buffalo, in 1822