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The History of Niagara Falls, Part 3 - Thompson's WaterSeal

Niagara Falls has changed since becoming a state park in 1885. Because the park has millions of visitors every year, updates were necessary to handle the demand. A traffic bridge and new visitor center were just some of the upgrades. Nature also caused some of these changes. In 1954, the largest recorded rock fall in Niagara Falls history triggered an earthquake and caused parts of Prospect Point to collapse. In 1956, the Schoellkopf Power Station collapsed into the gorge, resulting in massive power outages. Niagara Falls is also home to incredible moments. In 1960, 7-year-old Roger Woodward took a plunge down the falls after his boat lost power. Maid of the Mist employees saved Roger after the drop, known today as the Miracle of Niagara. When 500,000 people visit your decks annually, they need to look good. And when those decks are subject to a non-stop drenching, they need to be protected. That’s why the Cave of the Winds decks at Niagara Falls USA are stained with Thompson’s WaterSeal™ Waterproofing Stains.