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Aerial view of the Horseshoe Falls, Table Rock, and the International Control Dam - 1976 - photo entered in the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Table Rock ( after Blasting ), & the Horseshoe Falls, Niagara Falls, Ont. - 1935 tourist attraction, construction, workmen -
Falls View Hotel and Cabins Niagara Falls Canada Location on Clifton Hill -
Greetings from Niagara Falls - Rock of Ages and Cave of Winds Niagara Falls Reverse reads Rock of Ages and American Falls from below Niagara Falls. Centre Fall issues between Luna and Goat shore foot. Under the falls is a place called Cave of the Winds, formed by thirty feet of projecting limestone that has resisted the action of the corroding waters while the shady substratum directly under the ledge has been eaten away. The so-called cave is one hundred feet in height and sixty feet in depth and can be reached by a perpendicular winding stairway from Goat Island. The cave derives its name from the constant pressure of the atmosphere caused by the reflex of the falling water which resembles a storm of great violence ; -
The American Falls and Prospect Point Observation Tower seen from the Canadian side American Falls (right) ; Prospect Point Observation Tower (left) ; Niagara River in centre of image ; Maid of the Mist boats at the landing dock (lower centre) ; a rainbow through centre of the image ; skyline of Niagara Falls NY in background ; taken 6:11 pm ; -
Niagara Falls from Hennepin View, Prospect Park. 1900 This is a sketch of both the American and Horseshoe Falls taken from Hennepin View, Prospect Park and done by Katie C. Niles -
American Falls and the Maid of the Mist The American Falls with the Maid of the Mist boat and Niagara Falls, New York skyline in the background. -
Brink of the Horseshoe Falls The brink of the Horseshoe Falls with Niagara Falls, New York in the background. -
Rainbow at the Brink of Horseshoe Falls Rainbow at the brink of the Horseshoe Falls with Niagara Falls, New York in the background. -
Rainbow at the Brink of Horseshoe Falls Rainbow at the brink of the Horseshoe Falls with Niagara Falls, New York in the background. -
Rainbow at the Horseshoe Falls Rainbow at the Horseshoe Falls with Niagara Falls, New York in the background. -
Prospect Point, Niagara Falls Coloured Sketch of Prospect Point, the American Falls and the Horseshoe Falls -
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 Falls - General View Aerial view include the Falls, Table Rock complex and Niagara Falls, N.Y. across the river. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward (middle) visits Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Two others in photo are unidentified. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward (middle) visits Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Left to right: George bailey, Roger Woodward, Ross Finch and Frank Simon -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward (middle) visits Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Left to right: Roger Woodward and George Bailey -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Left to right: George Bailey, Roger Woodward with 2 unidentified men -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Seen here with his wife and son. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Roger and his wife Susan on the Maid of the Mist. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls on July 9, 1960. Roger and his family on the Maid of the Mist. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe falls. Roger and his son on the Maid of the Mist. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the falls. Roger on the Maid of the Mist. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe falls. Roger and his family on the Maid of the Mist. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe falls. Ross Finch, a family friend with Roger and his family on the Maid of the Mist. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls Roger Woodward with family returns to Niagara Falls on the 30th anniversary of his plunge over the Horseshoe falls. Roger with the staff of fast food restaurant at Table Rock House. -
Horseshoe Falls after the initial collapse of the 1880s LCN 10109954 ; Our Romantic Niagara -
Niagara Falls illuminated, Horseshoe & American Falls, Prospect Point Observation Tower UNION BUS TERMINAL OAKES GARDEN THEATRE MEMORIAL ARCH -
Niagara Falls - American Falls from Canadian side Negative available -
American and Horseshoe Falls and the Minolta Tower from Prospect Point Niagara Falls New York Photo entered in the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Niagara Falls - American Falls photo taken from the Canadian side near the museum -
Niagara Falls - American Falls & Maid of the Mist This photo was part of the Niagara Falls Photograph Contest in 1976 -
Niagara Falls - American Falls Negative available -
Niagara Falls - American Falls This photo was part of the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Niagara Falls - American Falls This photo was part of the Niagara Falls International Photo contest -
Niagara Falls - American Falls & Maid of the Mist This photo was taken as part of the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Niagara Falls - American Falls This photo was taken as part of the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Niagara Falls - American Falls This photo was taken as part of the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Niagara Falls - American Falls This photo was taken as part of the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Panoramic View of Niagara Falls - American & Horseshoe Falls Negative available -
Panoramic View of Niagara Falls - American & Horseshoe Falls Negative available -
Niagara Falls - American & Horseshoe Falls B&W photograph -
Niagara Falls - American Falls This photo was taken as part of the Niagara Falls International photo contest -
Niagara Falls - Bottom of American Falls This photo was taken as part of the Niagara Falls International Photo Contest -
Niagara Falls From The Canadian Side L-R: American Falls ; Horseshoe Falls, Table Rock house ; note tram tracks through Queen Victoria Park -
A view of American Falls as seen from the observation level of 520' Skylon Tower, Niagara Falls, Ontario Prospect Point Observation Tower (left) ; Maid of the Mist in front of the falls -
Journey Behind the Falls ticket booth Journey Behind the Falls located in the Table Rock House Plaza beside Niagara Horseshoe Falls. -
Tourists viewing the Falls Tourists viewing the Falls from the railing. -
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. -
Horseshoe Falls with Niagara Falls, N.Y. in the background. Niagara Falls - Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Two copies. -
Fall colours by the Falls Fall colours on the Canadian side across from the American Falls, with the Horseshoe Falls in the background. The Maid of the Mist can also be seen in the Lower Niagara River. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Roger Woodward Returns to Niagara Falls on the 20th Anniversary of his Plunge over the Horseshoe Falls On July 9 1960 a boat ride turned tragic when Jim Honeycutt and Roger and Deanne Woodward were swept into the fast moving water of the Upper rapids. Deanne was swept toward Goat Island and rescued by a tourist. Jim Honeycutt and Roger were swept to the brink of the Horseshoe Falls and over. Honeycutt disappeared but Roger survived to be rescued by the crew of the Maid of the Mist. Roger Woodward was the first person to survive the Horseshoe Falls without a protective capsule. He was only seven years old at the time. -
Niagara Falls - American Falls, Dewatering Red Face First view of the face of the dewatered American Falls. -
American Falls and the Minolta Tower illuminated at night bridal veil falls -
Horseshoe Fall [Falls] from Canada side, Niagara Falls Height of American Falls 167 feet ; Height of Horseshoe Falls 158 feet ; depth of river below Falls about 180 feet ; -
General view of Falls from Tower Inn, Niagara Falls, Canada Horseshoe and American Falls in background -
Colorfully Illuminated American Falls Genuine reproduction from Kodachrome ; original in Curteichcolor ; -
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. -
Fall colours by the Falls Fall colours on the Canadian side across from the American Falls, with the Horseshoe Falls in the background. The Maid of the Mist can also be seen. -
Fall colours by the Falls Fall colours on the Canadian side across from the American Falls, with the Horseshoe Falls in the background. The Maid of the Mist can also be seen. -
Side view of the Falls - Horseshoe Falls in background (from middle of the bank near railway) image is one of four photographs on a single photographic sheet -
American Falls shut off (dewatered) June - November 1969 From June to November 1969 the American Falls were dewatered. This action cut back the normal flow of 60,000 gallons a second to almost nothing. Most of the diverted water was either sent over the Horseshoe Falls or diverted to the Robert Moses generating plant's upriver intakes. The action enabled Canadian and US power companies and the US Army Corps of Engineers to do on-the-spot inspections and aerial photographs of the river bed's rock formation. This was all part of a plan to reduce erosion to the Falls -
Sunset view of American Falls and Horseshoe Falls On back of postcard 'A sunset view of Niagara Falls -
Brink of the American Falls Brink of the American Falls with the Horseshoe Falls and Goat Island in the background -
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. -
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.
