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during this time (the palaeo-indian period, which lasted until 9,000 years ago), niagara falls wallpapers was inhabited by the clovis people. these nomadic hunters likely camped along the old lake erie shoreline, living in simple, tiny dwellings. they left little to mark their tenure except chipped stones. these large, fluted projectile points were likely to fell the caribou, mastodons, moose and elk that roamed the land. in the 1820's, a stairway was built down the bank at table rock and the first ferry service across the lower river began. niagara falls wallpapers. by 1827, a paved road had been built up from the ferry landing to the top of the bank on the canadian side. this site became the prime location for hotel development and the clifton was built there, after which clifton hill is named.

niagara has perhaps the most complex transportation history of any area in north america. niagara falls wallpapers. the first welland canal was completed in 1829. between 1849 and 1962, thirteen bridges were constructed across the niagara river gorge. four of them remain. the roadway between niagara-on-the-lake and chippawa was the first designated king's highway. niagara falls wallpapers. the first stage coach in upper canada operated on this roadway between the late 1700s and 1896. the first railroad in upper canada opened in 1841 with horse-drawn carriages running between chippawa and queenston. in 1854 it was converted to steam and relocated to serve what was to become the town of niagara falls.