Over the Falls Tours

119 years ago today, Annie Taylor was the first person to go 'over the falls' in a barrel. She survived in a wooden wine barrel cushioned inside with only a small mattress. She was a 63 year old retired school teacher trying to supplement her income. She couldn't get a job at Walmart in 1901!

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Good morning from Niagara Falls, NY, USA

I strongly recommend Dayna, as your tour guide, because she promotes and welcomes excitement, fun, and an elaborate historical account of Niagara Falls. OVER THE FALLS TOURS are timely with very clean busses. NIAGARA FALLS would not be the same without OTFT !!!

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Many movies filmed in Niagara Falls. This was comedian John Candy's last movie before he passed.

Niagara Falls will be among the state landmarks lit in blue tonight in recognition of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Blue is the color of justice an...d was reportedly Justice Ginsburg's favorite color, according to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. https://www.niagara-gazette.com//article_d7233bfa-fab5-11e See more

Record snowfall.. The blizzard of 1977 dumped about 200 inches of snow on Buffalo and nearby Niagara Falls got it's share.

Sharp WWII pic of a Motor Transport Corps vehicle -- used to drive soldiers to differing locations around Fort Niagara. The Niagara area was a target of the Axis powers due to its energy and chemical production capabilities. Also a center for Uranium processing for the Atomic Bomb ...

1953 Horseshoe Falls as viewed from Canadian side. Notice water flowing over Terrapin Point (left side of Falls). It is now a viewing area for tourists.

"The Niagara River at the Cataract" by Gustav Grunewald. 1832 Photo courtesy of the AlbrightKnox Art Gallery, Buffalo NY.

The Great Blondin crossing the Niagara Gorge in 1859. He made it across every time!

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First Railway Suspension Bridge in the world located at this same location in 1855. Built by the same engineer who built the Brookkyn Bridge in NYC, John Roebling. (Postcard below from 1908)