Niagara Falls, New York: Second Coming House of Prophet Isaiah

Prophet Isaiah Henry Robertson was directed by God to decorate his house in advance of the Second Coming. It was supposed to happen in 2014 in Niagara Falls.

With the end of the world imminent in 2013, Prophet Isaiah still took time to explain why Barack Obama was the Last President.

When my sister and I were at the house, someone from the restoration project drove up by chance. He actually knew Isaiah. He told us that everything he painted had biblical symbolism, and a specific meaning. Only Isaiah knew what it all meant, but he would explain when asked. He didn't leave a blueprint of what everything meant, so that has made the preserving difficult. They are conserving or redoing the inside of house too, which we were able to take a peek at because of the arrival of the gentleman from the project.

It all should be done by end of summer [2023]. They will give limited tours in the future. They are reproducing some of Isaiah's art, such as the large cross. He didn't think about things being sustainable/long lasting when creating them.

Isaiah Henry Robertson was born on June 21, 1947. For most of his life he lived out of the public eye, but when God told him that the world would end in 2014 (with Ground Zero in Niagara Falls, where he happened to live!) Isaiah went to work. He transformed his house and yard into a dazzling work of spiritual eye candy - not out of vanity, but so that souls flying past on their way to damnation might see it, repent, and be saved. Curious travelers who visited the house and met Isaiah, as we did, were often not only saved, but had their vehicles sanctified. The world did not end in 2014, and Isaiah died in 2020; his house has survived and is currently being restored by the Kohler Foundation. It will be in tip-top shape for Judgment Day.

The Kohler Foundation -- rescuer and reviver of many folk art environments -- has announced that it will preserve the Second Coming House of the late Prophet Isaiah Henry Robertson, who died in 2020. Robertson had predicted that the world would end in 2014, and that every human being would then fly past his house. Those who saw the house and its dazzling multicolor art and accepted Christ as their Lord would be saved, and those that didn't would tumble, damned, into Niagara Falls.

Kohler will spend the next year restoring the House and its art, and will then turn its care over to the Niagara Falls National Heritage Area.