Reviews of Lundy's Lane Battlefield (Museum)

6115 Lundy's Ln #6113, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 1T4, Canada

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As of day this business has a score of 4.1 stars out of 5 and this score has been based on 19 reviews.

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This Museum is classified in the category of Historical landmark.

Where is Lundy's Lane Battlefield?

REVIEWS OF Lundy's Lane Battlefield IN Niagara Falls

Jeremy bunston

Vinay Mistry

Lots of interesting history here. A number of plaques to explain the events surrounding the battle.

Cliff Evans

Lots of history of the war of 1812

Nicole Ng

Jennifer Bates

Many detailed markers and I love old cemeteries.

Alex Murray

Trady Garzon

History place in Niagara Falls

Mae Anne Perilla

Davor Tomljanovic

Janis Miller

Eric Kwan

Iconic and historic area. Unfortunate the city has Highway 20 running through. Regardless, erected here is an archway dedicated to the battlefield with plaques and some local buildings preserved on the site. Local tourism should be more focused on it's historic past than a prosperous present of the casino area.

Anandhu Kallarackal

Good place

Mike Scott

Karl Dietrich

The bloodiest battle of the War of 1812, as well as the bloodiest battle fought on Canadian soil, occurred at Lundy's Lane on July 25, 1814. However, there is no battlefield there today so to speak. It is swallowed up by the city of Niagara Falls, and all that remains is some markers and a small museum.

Miller Thorne

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Catherine Agar

We took the kids here on a mild night in February and it was a great way to add a bit of drama to an important history lesson and pay respect to those that fought. Laura Secord is buried here. At night the lights of the city below the hill look lovely. It has some lighting but take a flashlight.