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It has been there since there was a Niagara Falls.
Niagara Falls has been around since the ice age.
a bit niagra falls whooooooooooo!
Niagara Falls Festival is a yearly event that offers an acclaimed light show. Niagara Falls has been the setting for many classic films, one of those films starred Marilyn Monroe.
Niagara Falls State Park in New York is the oldest state park in the United States, having been founded as Niagara Reservation in 1885.
Father Louis Hennepin became the first European to write of the falls in a book describing his travels to the New World in 1678. But it has been there about 12,000 years.
It has been in one film but i don`t remember the name of the film.
I never been to Niagara Falls, but I know Cosmos offers affordable tour packages all over North America, including Niagara Falls. Their website is http://www.cosmos.com/Vacations/North-America/Eastern-United-States/. Globus also offers escorted tour packages to Niagara Falls. Check them out at http://globusjourneys.com/Vacation-Packages/Tour-North-America/Canada-East/.
The one who hasn't seen Niagra Falls has one has one more place to visit than the one who has.
Niagra Falls is a waterfall on the Niagra river on the border between the United States and Canada. It is also the name of the two cities on either side of the river. Niagra Falls, Ontario and Niagra Falls, New York
I've been there many times. At 212 feet, they are taller than Niagara Falls. Go early in spring before they divert water for irrigation. Great place to picnic and take photo's .
In September 1615, the first European in the area was Etienne Brulé. Brulé was an agent for Samuel de Champlain and this was the beginning of the many European explorers coming to the "New World" (North America) including Niagara. Brulé is recorded to have been the first of the white missionaries to visit the Neutral Indians along the banks of the Niagara River. == ==The first person other than a Native American to see the falls is believed to have been Etienne Brûlé before his death in 1633. The first eyewitness account written about the falls was by Father Louis Hennepin. He first saw the falls in December, 1678, and his account of it was first published in 1683.