Daredevil Museum in Niagara Falls, NY

Step into the barrels and floatation contraptions of Niagara Falls most famous and infamous stunt attempts at the Daredevil Museum of Niagara Falls on the New York side of the border. This exciting museum chronicles the sometimes deadly, sometimes heroic feats that have been attempted at Niagara Falls and includes some incredible artifacts. Visitors to this free museum will see the inner tubed-wrapped barrel used by Steven Trotter in 1985, as well as the contraption used by Peter De Bernardi and Jeffery James Petkovich in the first successful duo descent in 1989.

Photos, descriptions and artifacts of other stunts, including the first successful barrel attempt by schoolteacher Annie Taylor in 1901, are also featured. Visitors will view artifacts and information about Robert Overcracker, who unsuccessfully attempted to tackle the falls on a jet ski, and Kirk Jones, who went over the falls in 2003 with nothing but the clothes on his back, plus many, many more!