Many sites around Niagara have a significantly rich heritage and are marked with memorials and inscriptions to identify key moments, landmarks and people who played a part in Niagara’s history. While touring Niagara’s natural beauty, history is close at hand and accessible with a number of informative plaques telling some fascinating stories. Discover many of these sites off the Niagara Parkway which winds over 60 km alongside the Niagara River and is just a block from Clifton Hill. 

Plaques in the City of Niagara Falls, Canada

• The Battle of Chippawa
• Battle of Lundy's Lane
• Church of St. John the Evangelist
• Church of the Holy Trinity
• The Destruction of the Caroline, 1837
• Fort Chippawa, 1791
• The Founding of Chippawa
• Louis Hennepin 1626-c.1705
• Navy Island
• The Niagara Parks Commission
• Niagara Portage Road
• R. Nathaniel Dett Chapel, British Methodist 
• Episcopal Church
• Raid on Fort Schlosser 1813
• Sir Casimir S. Gzowski 1813-1898
• Toronto Power Generating Station