Washington,
(ANI):
Yoko
Ono
has
been
honoured
with
a
key
to
Niagara
Falls
as
part
of
the
tribute
to
her
and
John
Lennon's
honeymoon
visit
to
the
city
40
years
ago.
The
Lundy's
Lane
Historical
Museum
in
Ontario,
Canada
has
come
up
with
an
exhibition
to
mark
the
city's
tie
to
the
pair's
marriage
after
their
post-wedding
stop
in
1969.
Ono,
in
a
bid
to
express
her
gratitude,
has
donated
never-before-seen
footage
of
their
Niagara
Falls
trip,
featured
in
a
video
for
Lennon's
version
of
Stand
By
Me,
reports
Contactmusic.
The
Lennon-Ono
honeymoon
became
famous
for
the
"bed-in" in
Montreal's
Queen
Elizabeth
hotel
during
which
the
couple
spent
a
week
in
bed
to
protest
the
Vietnam
war
and
recorded
Give
Peace
a
Chance.
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