Daredevils of Niagara Falls | John David Munday
Since the beginning of the 20th century, daredevils have tempted gravity and the ferocity of nature by tumbling over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Read more
Since the beginning of the 20th century, daredevils have tempted gravity and the ferocity of nature by tumbling over Niagara Falls in a barrel. Read more
Straddling the Canadian-United States border, Niagara Falls attracts around 12 million visitors every year. Read more
Though a majority of the daredevils associated with stunts at Niagara Falls are men, some of these adventurers have been women. Read more
Five of my friends and I were in the area for a bowling tournament and since none of us had been to Niagara Falls, Read more
My wife and I had never been to Niagara Falls so we were quite excited to spend the weekend there. Read more
From an early age, William “Red” Hill Sr. was fascinated with the Niagara River and Niagara Falls. Read more
Perhaps it is fitting that one of the most famous barrels in Niagara Falls history was constructed by an English cooper (barrel maker) who performed the first barrel stunt in the falls area. Read more
George L. Stathakis, a mystic and former Buffalo chef, planned to use the money he expected to make after his plunge over the Horseshoe Falls to publish “the secret of life.” Read more
83 years ago today in Daredevil history….The odds were not good on the day Joseph Albert “Jean” Lussier climbed into a rubber ball and headed for the brink of the Horseshoe Falls. Read more