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Proposed Tubular Bridge for Crossing the Niagara Gorge
Proposed Tubular Bridge for Crossing the Niagara Gorge

Proposed Tubular Bridge for Crossing the Niagara Gorge

Date1860
Names
(contributor)
FormatPicture
Dimensions348 x 509; 381 x 509; 429 x 576 mm. || 6109 x 4540 px
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberPICTURES-R-595
After crossing the Niagara gorge standing on a motorcycle on a wire normally used by cable cars
After crossing the Niagara gorge standing on a motorcycle on a wire normally used by cable cars
Griffin, Doug
6/4/1975
To-day a 4,500 tons of scrap steel on the ice of Niagara Gorge, Niagara's ice jam pushed Falls View bridge from its foundations, then held firm while (...)
To-day a 4,500 tons of scrap steel on the ice of Niagara Gorge, Niagara's ice jam pushed Falls View bridge from its foundations, then held firm while (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/27/1938
Swiftly taking shape is the new Rainbow bridge across the Niagara Falls gorge, replacing the Honeymoon bridge wrecked three years ago by an ice jam. T(...)
Swiftly taking shape is the new Rainbow bridge across the Niagara Falls gorge, replacing the Honeymoon bridge wrecked three years ago by an ice jam. T(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
2/19/1941
Report on a railway suspension bridge, proposed for crossing the St
Report on a railway suspension bridge, proposed for crossing the St
Augustin Côté et Cie.
1852
This is historic ground. The blood of patriots has flown where this brook trickles. The scene is the picturesque gorge of Stoney Creek on the Niagara peninsula, near the site of the battle in 1812
This is historic ground. The blood of patriots has flown where this brook trickles. The scene is the picturesque gorge of Stoney Creek on the Niagara peninsula, near the site of the battle in 1812
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/19/1933
Charles Blondin first made the aerial trip across the Niagara gorge in 185 and thousands watched spectacular stunt shown here. He even stopped in the (...)
Charles Blondin first made the aerial trip across the Niagara gorge in 185 and thousands watched spectacular stunt shown here. He even stopped in the (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
12/28/1946
Slippery spot: Greenpeace pollution protesters Jamie Greager, 26, of Detroit, left, and John Willis, 23, of Toronto, keep a tight hold on their lines as they perch on a ledge above the Niagara Gorge
Slippery spot: Greenpeace pollution protesters Jamie Greager, 26, of Detroit, left, and John Willis, 23, of Toronto, keep a tight hold on their lines as they perch on a ledge above the Niagara Gorge
Cooper, David
8/31/1982
Winding up his daredevil trip above the Niagara Gorge whirlpool today, French acrobat Henri Rechatin steps down onto the aerial car cable from a motor(...)
Winding up his daredevil trip above the Niagara Gorge whirlpool today, French acrobat Henri Rechatin steps down onto the aerial car cable from a motor(...)
Dutton, Don
6/4/1975
Through the gorge of Niagara : photo-gravures
Through the gorge of Niagara : photo-gravures
Niagara Falls & Lewiston R.R.
1896 circa
The Sharples Separator Co. The Tubular Cream Separators Toronto, Ont.
The Sharples Separator Co. The Tubular Cream Separators Toronto, Ont.
Sharples Separator Co. (Toronto, Ont.)
1909
Wholesale dealers in B. & R. improved safety tubular lanterns
Wholesale dealers in B. & R. improved safety tubular lanterns
Burn & Robinson Mfg. Co.
1887
Illustration of a tubular lantern
1887 B. & R. improved tubular lantern
Burn & Robinson Mfg. Co.
1887