Lockport Powerhouse

The Lockport Powerhouse, built in the early 20th century, is a historic hydroelectric facility located on the Niagara River near Lockport, New York. It harnesses the river's water flow to generate electricity, playing a key role in Niagara Falls' extensive hydroelectric system. The powerhouse features impressive architecture and large turbines that convert the moving water into electrical energy, supplying power to surrounding regions. It remains a significant example of early hydroelectric engineering and continues to contribute to sustainable energy production while attracting visitors interested in industrial history.