Table Rock Welcome Centre in Niagara Falls, Ontario, stands at the brink of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls near the former Table Rock formation and has been central to tourism there since 1827. Rival attractions run by Thomas Barnett and Saul Davis made the site notorious for fierce competition, violence, and eventual consolidation before Niagara Parks assumed control in 1887. The area’s appeal long centered on close access to the falls, evolving from stairways to river level into lifts and tunnels that led to Journey Behind the Falls. The complex grew through repeated rebuilding and expansion, including its 1926 north building and a major 2008 redevelopment with the Grand Hall.