“I pity the human being that is disappointed in seeing the Falls at Niagara”
In the United States in the early Nineteenth Century, new advances in transportation allowed Americans to travel through their new country, appreciating its many natural beauties. Of the country’s numerous natural wonders, none rivaled Niagara Falls. In 1824, Miss Mary Donnaldson of Montgomery County, traveled with her brother Edward and his wife to Niagara Falls. … Read More »“I pity the human being that is disappointed in seeing the Falls at Niagara”