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Date last updated: February 08, 2010
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I hear the thunderous thud,
Joseph Cook 1903
Since first I saw thee thundering on Charlotte Blanche
Malcolm
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Welcome to Thunder Alley, a comprehensive web site about Niagara Falls. dedicated to education, history & tourism a history &
pictorial The Niagara Frontier has
a remarkably rich heritage of International and natural history that has
forever shaped our lives and future in peace and harmony. Experience and learn about the best of the sights, sounds, attractions and accommodations that Niagara Falls has to offer. Did you ever wonder how old is Niagara Falls? How big is Niagara Falls? or how tall is Niagara Falls? View the beautiful sights of nature's own masterpiece carved into the landscape by wind, ice and water over 12,000 years along the 7 miles (11 kilometers) of the Niagara River Gorge. Hear the incessant roaring Thunder of Niagara and experience the awesome sights and feelings as 100,000 cubic feet of water per second rush over the edge of the Falls as waters from the Upper Great Lakes Basin empties over the 170 foot high precipice. Visit Ontario's Niagara Parks and New York State's Reservation Park at Niagara Falls. See the Horseshoe Falls , the American Falls and the Bridal Veil Falls. Walk amongst one of the finest and oldest parks in the world. Enjoy the balance of nature which has been preserved, protected and maintained by Canadians and Americans peacefully sharing the beauty and grandeur of the Falls of Niagara with International flavour. It is truly one of the most beautiful parklands in North America. Niagara Falls is a treasure of natural and man made jewels that must be seen. Visit the many exciting and daring sites and attractions which highlight & compliment the very best Niagara Falls has to offer. These amazing sights and sounds can only be fully appreciated in person. Aside from the natural wonder of the Falls themselves - the twin Cities of Niagara Falls boasts a large array of attractions for all ages. Visitors can enjoy the many museums, amusement parks, gardens and parklands. As well as learn about the various daredevils that have braved the challenge. Or, for those that feel lucky - Niagara Falls is home to three Casinos.
Thunder Alley provides up-to-date information on hotel and campground accommodations, directions, parking, attractions, bridges and hydroelectric power.
For International visitors, learn about the Customs Regulations that visitors should know about entering or exiting the Canadian/USA border. Whether planning a vacation, a honeymoon, or interested in learning about the history & facts of the Falls of Niagara, find all this information here at your finger tips. All this and much more is just a click away. Begin your journey now by clicking on any of the subjects listed in the navigator above and/or the attractions highlighted below. If you can not find the information you are seeking or require additional information, E-mail inquiries are encouraged. (see below)
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Lake Erie Ice Boom
Sheraton On The Falls
The Sound of Niagara -1897 In 1897, an attempt was made to record the roar of Niagara Falls. A huge telephone transmitter was placed at the entrance to the Cave of the Winds and each evening between 7 and 10 o'clock, for a period of a month, the wire connecting this receiver with the local telephone office was put in direct connection over the wires of the Telephone Company with New York City. Hundreds of people, approximately 450 miles away, in New York listened to the roar of the Falls. At the same time, power was transmitted nightly from the Niagara Power House over an ordinary telegraph wire to the same room in New York City. This power illuminated electric lamps and furnished current (less than half a horse power) to operate a miniature model of the Niagara power house and of the adjacent territory.
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