TESLA-Niagara Museum

TESLA-Niagara Museum At Midnight November 16, 1896 electricity surged from Niagara Falls to Buffalo, New York. This was the largest worldwide power distribution ever created.

This page is dedicated to inventor Nikola Tesla and pioneer George Westinghouse who were the first to distribute high voltage electricity over long distances creating a catalyst for today's technological advances. We wish to preserve the last remaining vestige of their historic power plant at 1205 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York for future generations.

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Niagara Falls, NY
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(716) 997-1560

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