An eerie and historic moment in Niagara Falls during the early weeks of the COVID-19 lockdown. Once teeming with thousands of tourists daily, the usually bustling streets of Clifton Hill and Niagara River Parkway stand hauntingly empty. Vacant hotels, shuttered attractions, and deserted shopping centers paint a stark contrast to the city's usual vibrancy. Reflections in windows and covered cash registers serve as quiet reminders of the uncertainty that gripped the world. Through these images, the series documents a rare and sobering chapter in Niagara Falls’ history, when a place built for crowds stood still.