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• The Falls View Bridge and Ice Bridge

  The Falls View Bridge is also know as the Upper Steel Arch and Honeymoon Bridge.
• Ice bridge forming below the Falls View Bridge - 1929
• The Falls View Bridge

  The Falls View Bridge is also know as the Upper steel arch and Honeymoon Bridge. This may be days before the ice accumulation in 1938 collapsed the bridge.
• Horseshoe Falls

  A view of the Horseshoe Falls taken from the Canadian side of the gorge. The Maid of the Mist is seen near the base of the falls.
• View of the Falls from the American side

  The American Falls can be seen in the foreground with the Horseshoe Falls behind them.
• Collapsed Falls View Bridge - 1938 (5)

  A massive ice jam in the Niagara River caused the Falls View Bridge to collapse January 27, 1938.
• Wreckage of Falls View Bridge floating down river.

  The Falls View Bridge collapsed on January 27, 1938. The ice held up the wreckage until it began to melt and pieces flowed downstream with the ice flow.
• Collapsed Falls View Bridge - 1938 (4)

  A massive ice jam in the Niagara River caused the Falls View Bridge to collapse January 27, 1938.
• Collapsed Falls View Bridge - 1938 (3)

  A massive ice jam in the Niagara River caused the Falls View Bridge to collapse January 27, 1938.
• Collapsed Falls View Bridge - 1938 (2)

  A massive ice jam in the Niagara River caused the Falls View Bridge to collapse January 27, 1938.
• Collapsed Falls View Bridge - 1938 (1)

  A massive ice jam in the Niagara River caused the Falls View Bridge to collapse January 27, 1938.
• Canuck Motel - Niagara Falls, ON

  5334 Kitchener St., Niagara Falls, Ontario. 80 modern single, family, bridal and efficiency units- air-conditioned - colour TV - Wall to wall carpet - saunas - heated pool - laundry facilities - restaurant-dining lounge - Walk to the Falls
• Three Views of the Horseshoe Falls
• View of the American Falls from the corner of Clifton Hill and River Rd.

  Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. "The Honeymoon Capital of the World". A view of the famous American Falls and Niagara Parkway as seen from Oakes Gardens.
• Mama Mia's Restaurant - Niagara Falls, Ontario

  Mama Mia's Dining Lounge: Niagara's most exciting restaurant and tavern. "Foods to remember". Private parties and banquets. 5719 Victoria Ave., Niagara Falls, Canada.
• View of the Falls taken from the Gorge Observation Tower.

  Niagara Falls, New York. Prospect Point, the American Falls, the Horseshoe Falls, and the Minolta Tower from the Gorge Observation Tower.
• View of the American Falls from Queen Victoria Park

  The American Falls, 184 feet (56m) high with a crestline of 1060 feet (323m), are seen here from Queen Victoria Park, Canada.
• Rainbow falls on the Maid of the Mist.

  The Maid of the Mist carries visitors on an exciting trip into the pool below the Horseshoe Falls. In the background are the American Falls and the Rainbow International Bridge.
• View of the Falls from Table Rock

  Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. A view from the famous "Table Rock House" with the American Falls and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls in the background.
• "Bruce Angus" in Lock 3, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada

  A view showing the observation platform at Lock 3 of the Welland Canal section of the St. Lawrence Seaway, also showing one of the largest lake boats that the seaway is capable of handling, the Bruce Angus. This is one of 8 locks that boats must lock through in order to "climb the mountain," a height of 326 feet.
• Niagara Falls, New York, Festival of Lights

  The annual Festival of Lights, Niagara Falls USA: The Wintergarden, a seven-story indoor tropical park near the Falls, becomes a glittering jewel during Niagara's famous winter holiday season. Downtown Niagara Falls glows with hundreds of thousands of colored lights, animated displays, festive decorations, popular entertainment, and the icy splendor of the waterfalls themselves. The Festival of lights was cancelled in the summer of 2001 but a similar event takes place across the border in Niagara Falls, ON.
• Niagara International Skylon Tower

  Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada. Towering above the Horseshoe Falls, the Skylon Tower soars 520 feet above the Niagara River. 648 steps link the base with the three leveled dome. Glass enclosed elevators (yellow bugs) take the visitors to the top of the Skylon. The dome's third level is an observation deck with clear-day visibility of 80 miles; the second level contains dining and cocktail lounges, while the uppermost level houses the renowned revolving dining room. Queen Victoria Place is the building situated in the front on the Niagara Parkway below the Skylon Tower.
• Maid of the Mist V in front of the Cave of the Winds.

  Niagara Falls, U.S.A. The American Falls and the Maid of the Mist. Luna Island is between the American Falls and the Bridal Veil. Elevators on Goat Island take visitors to the Cave of the Winds catwalks at the base of the Bridal Veil.
• Cave of the Winds and Bridal Veil Falls

  Niagara Falls, New York. The Cave of the Winds trip gives visitors a close-up view of the American Falls and the Bridal Veil. Three copies.
• Aerial view of the Horseshoe Falls

  Niagara Falls. The Horseshoe Falls with Terrapin Point, N.Y. left, and Table Rock House, Ontario, on the right.
• The Horseshoe Falls Illuminated like a rainbow.

  Both the Horseshoe Falls and the American Falls are illuminated year round by a light battery on the Canadian shore.
• Night View of both Falls and the Niagara Parkway

  Illumination measuring 1,000,320,000 candle power is beamed each night from the Canadian side of the Niagara River Gorge lighting up, in a dazzling ever-changing display of colours, the American Falls and the Horseshoe (Canadian) Falls.
• The American Falls from Queen Victoria Park, Canada.

  The American Falls from Queen Victoria Park, Canada. The park is famous for the magnificent floral display that enhance the scenery from early Spring until late Fall.
• Icy tree near the brink of the Horseshoe Falls.

  Niagara Falls, Ontario. Freezing spray and the winter sun combine to create fantastic ice sculptures near the Falls.
• View of the American Falls through a flower border.

  The beautiful American Falls is a spectacular sight.
• View of the American Falls with Maid of the Mist.

  Niagara Falls, N.Y. The American Falls, Luna Island and the Bridal Veil Falls with the "Maid of the Mist". Two copies.
• Aerial View of Niagara Falls at night and shots of the Spanish Aero Car and the Floral Clock.

  Aerial view of both Falls at sunset. Top left is a picture of the Spanish Aero Car. Bottom right is a picture of the Floral Clock.
• Six Circle Views of Niagara Falls, ON

  "The Honeymoon-Capital of the World." The Falls are situated twenty miles from Lake Erie and fourteen miles from the river mouth in Lake Ontario. The Canadian (or Horseshoe) Falls are 162 feet high; the American Falls being 167 feet high. Top left: The American Falls. Top centre: 'Maid of the Mist'. Top right: Skylon Tower and Horseshoe Falls. Bottom left: Skylon Tower and Niagara Falls, N.Y. Bottom centre: From Rainbow Bridge. Bottom right: Horseshoe Falls. Two copies.
• Inside the cockpit of a helicopter over the Falls.

  Niagara Falls. Helicopters provide a thrilling ride with unsurpassed views of the Falls and the whole Niagara River. Three copies.
• Horseshoe Falls with Niagara Falls, N.Y. in the background.

  Niagara Falls - Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Two copies.
• Aerial View of Goat Island and both Falls.

  Niagara Falls. The American Falls and the Horseshoe Falls are separated by Goat Island, a part of the New York State Reservation. Two copies.
• Aerial View of the American Falls and Downtown Niagara Falls, N.Y.

  A spectacular view of the American Falls with the Observation bridge on the left. In the background is the city of Niagara Falls, New York. Cave of the Winds can be seen to the right of the Falls.
• Horseshoe Falls Niagara Falls Ontario

  Niagara Falls. A spectacular view of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Table Rock House in the bottom centre can be seen.
• Bird's-eye View, Niagara Falls, Canada

  The Niagara River forms a natural boundary line between Canada and the United States. On the Canadian side, overlooking the Falls, stands the impressive Niagara International Centre Skylon Tower, while in the background both friendly nations are joined by the Rainbow Bridge.
• View through the trees of American Falls and Niagara Falls, N.Y.

  Niagara Falls, New York. The American Falls, the Gorge Observation Tower and the Rainbow International Bridge from the Canadian side. Two copies.
• Plaza Below Horseshoe Falls

  Observation plaza; part of the famous tunnel trip under the Horseshoe Falls at Table Rock. Three copies.
• The Horseshoe Falls in Winter's Icy Grip.

  Even in winter a rainbow can be seen in the bottom left corner.
• Aerial View of Oakes Gardens and Niagara Falls

  The Niagara River flows from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, forming a natural boundary between Canada and the United States. At the brink, the Falls are divided by Goat Island, forming the American Falls, 167 feet high and the Horseshoe or Canadian Falls, while not as high, are some 2500 feet wide. This view shows both Falls as well as the Niagara River Parkway and beautiful Oakes Gardens
• Aerial View of Horseshoe Falls and Helicopter

  The thrilling helicopter flight which operates all year round giving you a bird's-eye view of the falls and surrounding areas.
• Pan-Air Helicopter

  Niagara Falls, Ontario. Helicopters provide a thrilling ride with unsurpassed views of the Falls, Whirlpool, Gorge and Upper Rapids. Three copies.
• Journey Behind the Falls Observation Platform

  Niagara Falls, Ontario. The Horseshoe Falls and the "Maid of the Mist" from the Lower Plaza, Table Rock House.
• Niagara Falls

  The back of the card states Point Prospect but because of the angle of the shot it must have been taken from Luna Island between the Bridal Veil Falls and the American Falls.
• Aerial view of the American and Horseshoe Falls

  Niagara Falls: This splendid aerial photograph shows the American Falls and their relationship to the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Three copies.
• Niagara Falls at Dusk.

  "The Honeymoon Capital of the World." The falls are 1000 feet wide and situated twenty miles from Lake Erie and fourteen miles from the river mouth in Lake Ontario. The Canadian (or Horseshoe Falls) are 160 feet high, the American falls being 167 feet high. This colourful nightly display is beamed from the Canadian side, a truly spectacular sight. Illumination measures 1,000,320,000 candle power, showing the American and Canadian Falls and the Niagara River Parkway.
• Niagara Falls, Canada Postcard.

  "The Honeymoon-Capital of the World." The Falls are 1000 feet wide and situated twenty miles from Lake Erie and fourteen miles from the river mouth in Lake Ontario. The Canadian (or Horseshoe) Falls are 162 feet high; the American Falls being 167 feet high.
• Aerial view of the Horseshoe Falls and Table Rock House

  Niagara Falls. The Horseshoe Falls with Terrapin Point, N.Y. (foreground) and Table Rock House, Ontario, Canada.
• The Waltzing Waters

  Niagara Falls, Ontario. The Waltzing Waters, a sound and light show, is performed nightly at the Panasonic Tower.
• Moon over Niagara Falls

  Niagara Falls, Ontario. The American Falls and the Horseshoe Falls are illuminated nightly throughout the year. Two copies.
• Wintertime Waterfall.

  The brink of the American Falls in winter, with the Canadian Horseshoe Falls in the background.
• Niagara Falls: Night and Day

  Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. The Niagara River flows from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, forming a natural boundary between Canada and the United States. To the left are the American Falls and to the right are the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, illuminated.
• View of the Falls from the Rainbow Bridge.

  "The Honeymoon Capital of the World." A view from the Rainbow Bridge showing the Canadian Horseshoe Falls and the American Falls. This view was taken dead-center on the bridge which is the unguarded boundary between the United States and Canada, showing the flags of the United States, the United Nations and our own Canadian flag. The falls, 1000 feet wide are separated by Goat Island which is 1/2 mile long 1/4 mile wide.
• Greeting From Niagara Falls, Canada.

  Featuring many different picrures Niagara Falls. Two copies.
• Niagara Falls Aerial View

  "The Honeymoon Capital of the World." The Falls are situated twenty miles from Lake Erie and fourteen miles from the river mouth in Lake Ontario. The Canadian (or Horseshoe) Falls are 162 feet high; the American Falls being 167 feet high. This aerial view shows the Minolta Tower at left, both Falls and Goat Island. The town of Niagara Falls, N.Y., is seen in the background. Four copies.
• Sunrise over the Horseshoe Falls

  Niagara Falls, Ontrario. A December sunrise enhances the majestic beauty of the Horseshoe Falls. Two copies.
• Momentos: Krieghoff Reconsidered

  Digitally recreated image by students of Toronto District Schools.
• Niagara Falls - General View

  Aerial view include the Falls, Table Rock complex and Niagara Falls, N.Y. across the river.
• View of Falls from the Gorge Observation Tower

  Niagara Falls, New York. Prospect Point, the American Falls and the Horseshoe Falls from the Gorge Observation Tower. Four copies.
• Niagara Falls at Night, Ontario, Canada

  The illuminated Falls present a spectacular sight year round. Twenty 36-inch searchlights operating at 210 million candlepower total approximately four billion, 200 million candlepower to provide an unforgettable panorama of colour. Four copies.
• Niagara Power Projects's Power Vista

  The Niagara Power Project's Power Vista: Located just 4.5 miles downstream from Niagara Falls, the Power Vista sits stop the New York Power Authority's Niagara Power Project. This admission-free visitors center contains state-of-the-art interactive exhibits on energy and electricity. Open year round, the Power Vista makes learning fun for visitors of all ages.
• View of the American Falls

  Niagara Falls, New York. The American Falls, Luna Island, the Bridal Veil Falls and downtown Niagara Falls, N.Y. Two copies.
• Niagara Helicopters

  Helicopters provide a thrilling ride with unsurpassed views of the Falls, Whirlpool, Gorge and Upper Rapids. Two copies.
• Double Decker Bus Tour

  The easiest way to see the many fascinating attractions at Niagara Falls is by tour bus. Seen in the background is the brink of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. The Canadian Falls roar and plunge over a chasm 162 feet high. 3 copies.
• Library Interior 1975 (3)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Table in conference room.
• Library Interior 1975 (2)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Photographic exhibit in Rosberg Room.
• Library Interior 1975 (1)

  Classroom of Victoria Avenue Library
• Library Interior 1980's (7)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Periodicals section.
• Library Interior 1980's (6)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Reference staff area.
• Library Interior 1980's (5)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Book stacks.
• Library Interior 1980's (4)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Book stacks.
• Library Interior 1980's (3)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Audio/Visual department.
• Library Interior 1980's (2)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. Audio/Visual department.
• Library Interior 1980's

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Library Interior. View from main entrance.
• Victoria Library Interior (26)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Skylights in the main library.
• Victoria Library Interior (25)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Magazine area.
• Victoria Library Interior (24)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Magazine area.
• Victoria Library Interior (23)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Quiet Room.
• Victoria Library Interior (22)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Children's Department.
• Victoria Library Interior (21)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Children's Department.
• Victoria Library Interior (20)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Seating area.
• Victoria Library Interior (19)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Study carrels.
• Victoria Library Interior (18)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Seating area in non-fiction section.
• Victoria Library Interior (17)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. View of the reference desk.
• Victoria Library Interior (16)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Garden in the middle of the library.
• Victoria Library Interior (15)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Seating area.
• Victoria Library Interior (14)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Display area.
• Victoria Library Interior (13)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Room with art on display.
• Victoria Library Interior (12)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Room with art on display.
• Victoria Library Interior (11)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Room with art on display. Watercolours depicting the War of 1812 are on display.
• Victoria Library Interior (10)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Room with art on display.
• Victoria Library Interior (9)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Room with art on display. Watercolours are shown which have since been framed and redisplayed in the Rosberg Room for the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812.
• Victoria Library Interior (8)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Room with art on display.
• Victoria Library Interior (7)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Rosberg Gallery
• Victoria Library Interior (6)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Sitting area in front of the Sir Harry Oakes Rooms and Rosberg Gallery.
• Victoria Library Interior (5)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Plants.
• Victoria Library Interior (4)

  Niagara Falls Public Library - Victoria Branch Interior. Stacks.