Stunt Man Collection

Stuntman Evel Knievel prepares to jump Snake River Canyon, Idaho on a steam powered skycycle. 26th August 1974

Movie set for a western, between 1896 and 1942. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Movie set for a western, between 1896 and 1942

Upside Down
Linda Arnado

Stuntman Evel Knievel arrives in London ahead of his jump at Wembley Stadium. 6th May 1975

Stuntman Evel Knievel leaves hospital in London. 10th June 1975

In The Hot Seat Frank Batson fries an egg on the backside of Neville Wood to demonstrate the fireproof properties of asbestoes. Circa 1955

In The Hot Seat Frank Batson fries an egg on the backside of Neville Wood to demonstrate the fireproof properties of asbestoes. Circa 1955

Playbill for appearance by Houdini at Palace Theatre, Halifax, pub. 1903 (lithograph)
Playbill for appearance by Harry Houdini (1874 – 1926) at Palace Theatre, Halifax, pub. 1903 (lithograph)

A Head Stand On Horseback
Los Angeles, California: c. 1955. A woman stunt rider does a head stand off the side of her galloping horse

Rock Smashed On Mans Chest
New York, New York: April 9, 1926 Greek strongman, Gus Lessis, holds an 800 pound rock on his chest while a man smashes it to bits with a sledge hammer

A Roman Stand On Horseback
Los Angeles, California: c. 1955. Stunt woman Donna Hall doing a Roman Stand on a galloping horse

Parachute descent

SILENT STILL: MAN & WOMAN. Yakima Canutt in The Ridin Comet

ART SMITH (1894-1926). American aviator, stunt pilot and pioneer of skywriting at night. Photographed seated in the cockpit of his biplane on the aviation field at the Panama-Pacific International

Bobby Leach and his barrel - Niagara Falls
British former stuntman Bobby Leach (1858 - 1926) and his barrel, in which he survived passage over Niagara Falls, Canada, at severe detriment to his future health

Steve Brodie, Stuntman
A portrait of Steve Brodie, who performed the feat of jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge

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"Defying Gravity: Evel Knievel's Fearless Stuntman Journey" In the realm of daredevils, one name stands out above all others - Evel Knievel. Known for his death-defying stunts and unmatched courage, Knievel was a true legend in the world of stuntmen. One iconic moment that etched itself into history was when Stuntman Evel Knievel prepared to jump Snake River Canyon. The anticipation was palpable as he geared up for this audacious feat, ready to conquer both gravity and fear itself. The image of him standing at the edge of the canyon, his eyes filled with determination and adrenaline coursing through his veins, is forever imprinted in our minds. It symbolizes the epitome of bravery and showcases what it means to be a true stuntman. But Evel Knievel's adventures didn't stop there. He took his talents across continents, captivating audiences worldwide. As he arrived in London ahead of his jump at Wembley Stadium, fans eagerly awaited another awe-inspiring performance from this fearless daredevil. Just like Houdini captivated audiences with his illusions decades before, Knievel mesmerized crowds with his death-defying acts. His presence alone electrified stadiums as people gathered to witness history being made. However, behind every great stuntman lies an element of risk. Even someone as invincible-seeming as Evel Knievel faced moments where mortality came knocking on his door. When he left the hospital in London on June 10th, 1975 after an accident during practice jumps leading up to Wembley Stadium event – it served as a reminder that even heroes have their vulnerable moments. Evel Knievel's legacy lives on today not only through these incredible images but also through inspiring future generations who dream of pushing boundaries and defying limitations just like him. His indomitable spirit continues to inspire countless individuals to chase their own dreams, no matter how impossible they may seem.