After more than 100 years, the Iron Scow is on the move.
The powerful storm that rocked Niagara on Thursday night has dislodged the boat.
It's been rusting in place since 1918 and now it's being pushed closer to the brink of the Falls.
The boat has been pushed about 150 feet down the Niagara River.
Niagara Parks officials are watching the historic boat closely, unsure if it will go over the Falls.
Officials say it could be stuck in a new position now, and could be there for years.
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