The sixth and final dam in the Headwaters Reservoir System, Gull Lake Dam was built in 1912 to increase the output of mills and turbines downstream. In 2019, the dam maintains water levels for recreation and navigation, and the site is also home to ancient burial mounds and a recreation area.
Francis Lee Jaques, Wolf Diorama. Taxidermy diorama, 1940. Photography by Kit Larson. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.
Francis Lee Jaques, Francis Lee Jaques and Florence Page Jaques. Photograph, ca. 1960. Gift of Dorothy Morey. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.
Francis Lee Jaques, The Garden Wall, Glacier National Park. Pencil drawing, before 1954. Gift of Dorothy Morey. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.
Francis Lee Jaques, Over the Portage Trail. Print, ca. 1960s, after an illustration in Florence Page Description: Jaques’ Canoe Country (1938, page 58). Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.
Francis Lee Jaques, Tundra Swans. Oil on canvas, 1943. Gift of Wilma B. Fairchild; photography by Tom Nelson. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.
Francis Lee Jaques, The Travels of Florence and Lee Jaques on Land and Sea. Oil on canvas, 1940s. Gift of Helen P. Huff; photography by Tom Nelson. Used with the permission of the Bell Museum and the University of Minnesota.