Stunt performers -- Women -- Niagara Falls -- N.Y. and Ont.
Found in 35 Collections and/or Records:
Niagara Daredevils 1986 Calendar, 1986
Calendar for the year showing notable daredevils associated with Niagara Falls.
Niagara Falls Gazette Newspaper Clippings, 1888-1988
Photocopied and original newspaper clippings organized by subject in different envelopes. Subjects include stunt performers and tragedies at the Falls and the Niagara River and Bell Aerosystems. Sources include Niagara Falls Gazette and other regional newspapers like the Buffalo Times (HAI 2022).
Niagara Falls Historical Society Collection
Orrin E. Dunlap, Daredevil Article, 1947, 1947
Folder containing a 1947 edition of the Buffalo Courier-Express Pictorial with photographs of various tightrope walkers crossing the falls. Includes oversized materials.
Orrin E. Dunlap's Interview with Anna Edison Taylor (Folder D-1), 1901
Topics of manuscripts are many and include: stunters, bridges, individuals, schools, hotels, Native Americans, Local History, television, famous visitors to NF and more.
Over the Falls; Annie Edson Taylor's Story of Her Trip ; How the Horseshoe Falls was Conquered, 1902
18 Books: Autographs books, books about Niagara Falls, Hallowed out book, other miscellaneous books (6 folder listed under Folder Level Inventory) (HAI 2020)
Photos - Annie Taylor - Annie Taylor (Sam Golden), circa 1901
Photographic prints created by Samuel M Golden including images found in older photos in which Taylor poses with barrel, is helped out of the barrel and to shore, and in the barrel before going over Niagara Falls.
Photos - Annie Taylor - Taylor being helped ashore, circa 1901
Photographic prints showing Taylor getting out of the barrel and being guided ashore after she went over Niagara Falls.
Photos - Annie Taylor -- Taylor Being helped out of the Barrel, circa 1901
Facsimile of a photograph showing Taylor getting out of the barrel.
Photos - Annie Taylor -- Taylor In her barrel, circa 1901
Photographic prints showing Taylor in her barrel in the river before going over Niagara Falls.