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1898
Two trips through the Whirlpool Rapids

1908
Parachute jumped from the Upper Steel Arch Bridge

1910
Third trip through the Whirlpool Rapids

1911
Fourth trip through the Whirlpool Rapids
 
July 25, 1911
Bobby Leach rode in his steel barrel over the Horseshoe Falls. He broke his jaw, and had two broken kneecaps, and was hospitalized for twenty-three weeks. He made a sucessful living showing a film of his feat and answering questions in vaudeville houses.
In less than a year he had worn out the film, and returned to the falls to film the empty barrel going over the falls.

1924
He makes two attempt to swim the river, starting below the American Falls and heading for Canada, but fails.

1925
Jumps with a parachute, from an airplane flying over the falls, landing safely on the shore, the specators were not impressed, and he cancels a second jump planned for the next day.

April 27, 1926
Dies at the age of 67 in Christ Church, New Zealand, while on a vaudeville tour.
He slipped on an orange peel while walking, there were complications, the leg was removed, and he died from gangrene poisioning.