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The Daredevil Museum
Niagara's Daredevil Museum: History, Barrels & Legends
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Overview
Niagara Daredevils, Barrels, Legends, History and more awaits! Step into the Daredevil Museum, a unique 1,200 sq foot space showcasing Niagara's captivating history of daredevils, risk-takers, and innovators. This family-friendly museum is perfect for history buffs; kids 12 and under get in free!
Visitors can explore the barrel room, where they will discover how Steven Trotter twice conquered Niagara in different barrels. They can also snap pictures with a jetski used in a daring stunt over Niagara and examine artifacts used by real daredevils. Spend time in the gallery room, viewing historic pictures and portraits of Niagara Falls landmarks and people, including Nikola Tesla and Annie Edison Taylor. For those seeking the ultimate Niagara Falls experience barrels are rented for free(joke).
This experience includes free admission for children 12 and under. Please note that a guided tour and tips/gratuities are not included. 
Highlights
Explore Niagara's Daredevil History: Discover the fascinating stories of risk-takers and innovators who shaped Niagara's past.
See Real Daredevil Artifacts: Examine barrels, jet skis, and other items used in daring Niagara stunts.
Family-Friendly Fun: Kids 12 and under get FREE admission to explore Niagara's history.
Picture Perfect Moments: Take photos with portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Annie Edison Taylor, and other Niagara legends.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers find the museum interesting and unique, especially the daredevil history. Some think it's small, but many enjoy the quirky collection.
Customers love seeing the real barrels used by daredevils.
Many enjoy the historical photos and stories of Niagara Falls.
Kids have fun learning about the daredevils.
Visitors appreciate the unique and quirky collection.
Some visitors wish there was more to see.
A few people felt it was smaller than expected.
The Journey
Daredevil Museum
Step into the Daredevil Museum, a 1,200 sq ft tribute to the audacious individuals who challenged Niagara Falls and the groundbreaking innovators who harnessed its power. Admire Steven Trotter's barrels, which he used to conquer the Falls, and a jetski used in a daredevil stunt. Immerse yourself in the gallery room, featuring hundreds of photos of those who dared to challenge Niagara, as well as Nikola Tesla and his hydroelectric plant, and other images documenting the Falls' rich history.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes admission for children 12 and under. A guided tour is not included in the admission price, and tips and gratuities are not included. Get ready to explore Niagara's daring history!
Hot Tip
Visitors recommend taking your time to read the stories and look at the pictures to fully appreciate the museum. It is small, but packed with cool history!
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