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The Green Cascade - Upper Niagara River and the brink of the Horseshoe Falls Queen Victoria Park and the Niagara Parkway in foreground -
Table Rock and the brink of the Horseshoe Falls In background Mills built on the bank of the Upper Niagara River ; -
View from Table Rock of the Front and the Clifton House Hotel Niagara Ontario Archives Acc 4038 -
The brink of the Horseshoe From a stereograph -
A sketch of Table Rock of doubtful accuracy The picture shows both Table Rock and the Table Rock House ; available records seem to show that Table Rock fell in 1850, and that Table Rock House was built about 1854 ; -
Biddle Stairway beneath Table Rock Niagara Falls From a stereograph -
Plan of the Whirlpool Rapids elevator Elevator was built in the 1930s -
Ice bridge below the Falls American Falls (left) ; Horseshoe Falls (background right) ; -
Ice Bridge in the Niagara River In background from left to right: Kodak/Fuji Tower, General Brock Hotel, Carillion Tower, Rainbow Bridge, Prospect Point Observation Tower (right) ; -
Winter at Niagara Falls - first Falls View Suspension Bridge in background Note the complete lack of buildings or houses on the river front north of the bridge ; -
The American Falls Frozen Date is possibly 1936 ; -
Ice bridge from the Canadian side - Niagara Falls in Winter Incline railway (left) ; American Falls (left) ; Horseshoe Falls (background) ; refreshment shanties (bottom right) ; -
View of the American Falls in Winter Date is possibly 1936 ; -
Refreshment shanties on the Ice Bridge in front of the American Falls Incline Railway to the left ; -
The ice bridge from Prospect Park, Upper Steel Arch Bridge centre Exact date is unknown but must be before 1912 as people were not allowed on the ice after that date ; -
Ontario Power Generating Station - Ice conditions in front of station Horseshoe Falls in extreme background left ; -
Frozen Niagara River and the American Falls viewed from the Ontario Power Generating Station Date is probably ca 1966 -
Cave below Table Rock in Winter Image from a stereograph ; -
Whirlpool Rapids of Niagara Card was mailed April 29 1946 in Niagara Falls Ontario to Daniel Miller, 4640 53rd Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Message reads "In Canada Love Pop" ; -
The Whirlpool, Niagara River from Canadian side, Niagara Falls The Whirlpool Rapids occur just three miles below the Falls and just immediately below the Single Arch Street Bridge of the Grand Trunk Railway System. The tremendous current of the Niagara River is here contracted into a narrow passge between the cliffs and the downward grade of the river is extremely abrupt ; -
Cave of the Winds & Bridal Veil Falls, Niagara Falls Rock of Ages and American Falls from below Niagara Falls. Centre Fall issues from between Luna and Goat Island shown in the photograph. At the shore foot under the fall is a place called Cave of the Winds, formed by thirty feet of projecting limestone that had 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 it name from the constant pressure of the atmosphere caused by the reflex of the falling water resembles a storm of great violence ; -
Rainbow Falls Ausable Chasm NY Reverse of card reads A few of the natural wonders seen through the Chasm after leaving Rainbow Falls and before reaching the boat ride are Horseshoe Falls, Elephant's Head, Devils Oven, Jacobs Ladder, Devils Punch Bowl, Mystic Gorge, Hydes Cave, Cape Eternity, Smugglers Pass and many more ; -
Prospect Point Niagara Falls NY American Falls in foreground, Horseshoe Falls in background -
The River Front as it appeared in 1880 before park days Museum Hotel in foreground, Table Rock House in extreme background ; Niagara Falls ; -
Thomas Barnett's Niagara Falls Museum Located in Queen Victoria Park, was for a time the Dufferin Restaurant. The building was torn down circa 1903 to make way for Ontario Power Company facilities and the Refectory ; -
Niagara Falls Weightman's Junior Major "A" OBA (Ontario Baseball Association) champions 1962 Front Row L-R: Tom Collins, George Littlewood, Bev Thompson, Vic Conte, publicity man Jim Revell, Gary Hart, Fred Willis, coach Bud Heximer ; Back Row: Ray Pelletier, Frank Vormittag, Terry Mann, Doug Beaupit, assistant coach John Van Oosten, Gary Weightman, Jack Gallina, manager Fred Plato, sponsors Ed and Bill Weightman ; Missing from photo: Bill Ives, George Holmes, Rick Heximer ; -
Clifton Avenue looking south from Bridge Street Image was produced from a 1907 newspaper supplement and is of poor quality ; -
Ed and Bill Weightman co-owners of Weightman and Sons Builders Supplies Image may not be reproduced without the written consent of Carol Ede -
Niagara Falls Weightman's Junior Major "A" OBA (Ontario Baseball Association) champions 1962 - team crest Image may not be reproduced without the written consent of Carol Ede -
Battery Sport Shop Midget Baseball Team Ontario Champions, 1954 L - R front row: Ed Collins, Brian Mulligan, Insets: Jim Mulligan, Coach John Worrall, Coach Jack Sampson ; Middle row: Bob Chamberlain, Ritchie Weir, Dave Kemp, Sisto Amadio, Alex Rankin, Carl Minor ; Back row: Orm Black, Jim Ross, Ed Whipp, Gary Armstrong, Dusty Bodnar, Bryan Hart ; Missing from photo: Jim “Butch” Somerville ; -
Vibe Junior Synchronized Skating Team L-R : Nicole Primeau, Alicia Lelievre, Kyla Schneider, Miranda D’Aiuto -
1939 Royal Tour - King George VI & Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Motorcade on Victoria Avenue Car is a 1939 Lincoln sedan -
Colonel Sir Casimir Gzowski first Chairman of the Niagara Parks Commission - postage stamp issued by the Government of Canada As the first chairman of the Niagara Parks Commission, Sir Casimir Gzowski planned the world-famous park system on the Canadian side of the Niagara River ; -
Aerial view of the Portage Road, Stanley Avenue and Dunn Street area of Niagara Falls Seagram Tower in foreground ; Horseshoe Falls (right) ; American Falls and Prospect Point Observation Tower (left) ;
