The “Old Stone Chimney” is the second oldest masonry structure west of the Hudson River in New York State.  The only thing older is the F...

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The following excerpt is taken from Daniel M. Dumych's "Niagara Falls, Vol. II" (text only - Photos courtesy of The Niagara Fa...

(Click on photo for larger image) Click here for more information about The Great Gorge Route ..

Back in the days when rail travel was the norm, Niagara Falls had many railroad lines and yards, which today are easily forgotten. The city ...

(Click image to see detailed larger photo!) Falls Street 1954 - Submitted to iWitnessNiagara by the Thomas Jacob Family.

The Present is too vivid for ghosts of the past to endure... "... then the residue of my estate both real and personal, is to be mad...

These photos were taken at the Victory Grill owned by Joey Sacco 1965. (In the pictures, from left to right: Emilio Giuandinico, Carl Fosse...

(click image for larger photo) When you drive down Walnut Avenue and reach Main St. you probably don't even notice the vacant lot on the...

During the period following WWII, we were in what was called "The Cold War." Many of us can recall the drills while in school when...

Niagara Falls Trivia - How much do YOU know? Thanks again to Jim Brunn (the top-dog of StenzTV viewers!) for sending in this nostalgic quiz ...

(Click photo for larger image) Building The Schoellkopf Power Plant circa 1921... The actual plant construction in the gorge (about where Ho...

(Click for larger image) On April 3, 1824, five citizens met under the leadership of the teacher-educator Rev. David Smith to form the First...

Found in the Niagara Gazette - the Master Plan for the Urban Renewal project of the late 1960s, early 1970s. (click images for larger photos...

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Grand Opening of the Rapids Theatre - December 4, 2009 It isn't an often occurrence these days to be invited to a gala Grand Opening in ...

(Click photo to enlarge and see detail) Here is a photo of the inside of the Elderfield-Hartshorn Hardware Store circa 1919. >>

I grew up in the projects. Today, when someone says that phrase you usually think of poverty, crime, drugs, and guns. But in the 1940's ...