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Title | Interior view of Milk Cave |
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| Type
| Still Image |
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| Creator
| New York Power Authority |
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| Medium
| Black and white photograph |
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| Extent
| 10" x 8" |
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| Collection
| Niagara Falls Heritage Foundation Collection |
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| Date
| 1987. |
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| Notes
| Used in the book Our Romantic Niagara by Albert H. Tiplin. Located on the U.S. side, the Milk Cave is a perfect example of the erosive power of running water. In this photograph, one can see the extent to which constantly running water has eaten away entire layers of Lockport Limestone. Milk cave is also known as "Buttermilk Cave" ; |
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| Old Call Number
| 11775 |
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| Subject
| Caves |
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| Geology - Niagara Falls |
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| Rights Holder
| NYPA (New York Power Authority) ; |
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| Provenance
| Courtesy of NYPA (New York Power Authority) |
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| Place Name
| New York (state) |
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| Source
| Niagara Falls (Ont.) Public Library |
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| Record ID |
91109 |
| Digital image |
| Format |
image/jpeg |
| Size |
750px X 591px |
| Resolution |
150ppi X 150ppi |
| Digitization |
B&W Scan |
| Equipment |
HP OfficeJet G55 |
| Date |
2006-01-26 |
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| Physical items |
| Filing No. |
Format |
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| D11775 |
Black and white photograph |
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