Historic Bridges in Niagara

The second suspension bridge built over the Niagara River, which was mainly used for train transportation.

View the history of the current bridge that stretches from Queenston, Ontario to Lewiston, New York.

When the times changed and trains became heavier, the railway suspension bridge had to be changed.

Check out the history of this railway bridge which stretches across from Buffalo – Fort Erie.

The first steel arch bridge built in Niagara Falls still stands today.

All the information and details of the Peace Bridge.

This bridge was located near the Whirlpool Bridge and was used only for rail traffic.

The Grand Island Bridge connects the city of Niagara Falls, New York to Grand Island, New York over the Niagara River.

The current bridge that is used solely for train traffic replacing the original bridge.

The first bridge built by the Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Company, providing a Fallsview along with the transportation across the River.