Abe Vigoda's daughter keeps his memory alive with Little Falls exhibit

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Items on display include his "Godfather" screenplays, his "Barney Miller" hat and a "Cannonball Run" movie jacket.

Vigoda, known for roles in "The Godfather" and "Barney Miller," died in 2016 at age 94.

The exhibit, which runs until the end of November, is the second one organized by his daughter, Carol Vigoda-Fuchs.

No, Abe Vigoda is not still alive, but the daughter of the actor is keeping his memory alive with an exhibit of his memorabilia at the Little Falls Public Library.

The daughter of the actor who portrayed Salvatore "Sal" Tessio in "The Godfather," as well as many other roles, is behind this exhibit, the second one featuring her father's mementos.

"I don't want anyone to forget who my father is," said Carol Vigoda-Fuchs.

Among the mementos included in