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Title: Two days at Niagara Falls. --
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
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Publisher: (New York : s.n.
Contributing Library: Brock University
Digitizing Sponsor: Brock University

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de and suit. 81.00Inclined Railway (Prospect Park) round trip 10 All these are also absolutely FREE. Round trip on Steamer Maid of the Mist (landing in Prospect Parlv), including rubber suit, ;!o. 50 New Suspension Foot Bridge, Niagara Falls to Canada and return; each person (carriage 25 cents extra), ... 25 Hydraulic Elevator (at Horse-shoe Falls, Canadian Side)Old Suspension Bridge and return (no carriage toll).Whirlpool Rapids Park, Inclined Railway, Canadian Side, .50 Whirlpool Rapids Park Elevator (American Side), ... .50 Niagara Gorge and Lewiston on New York Central Obser-vation train, giving splendid view of the NiagaraGorge and Whirlpool Rapids below the Falls, for theround trip from Niagara Falls to Lewiston and return, .25 Same trip,including ride on Steamer from foot of the rapidsto Niagara-on-the-Lake and return, 14 miles sail onthe river, giving views of Brocks Monument, Queens-ton Heights, Fort Niagara and other historic places,from Niagara Falls and return, .... . . 50
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Niagara Gorge and Lake Ontario, from the New York Central Observation Tiains. You can obtain all the most desirable views of the Falls with-out any extra expense whatever; and since the establishment byThe Miller & Brundage Company of a regular omnibus and car-riage transfer business at the Falls the old Hack extortion hasbeen practically abolished. The railroad facilities for going to or leaving Niagara Fallsfrom or to the East, West, North, or South are very ample. Allthe fast trains pass through or have connections to or from theFalls. The New York Central has a union ticket office in theCataract House block for the accommodation of its patrons. On the New York State Reservation there is a carriage servicesimilar to that in Central Park, New York. The drive throughthe Park, with a stop off at all principal places of interest, is only25 cents for the round trip.

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