An image of Lake Lowell's upper embankment and the track that ran though it; these tracks were used by construction workers to bring in materials needed to build the dam.
An image of the early construction on the upper embankment at Lake Lowell (Deer Flat Reservoir). Work began in September of 1906 by the Reclamation Service.
An image of a steam shovel building Lake Lowell (Deer Flat Reservoir). This was the height of modern construction equipment; there is also a dog within the frame.
An early 1900s image of the beginning of the Black Canyon Irrigation Project. Written on the photo are the following words: "Still waiting for the US loan to furnish water, for these trees and ranch." The loan the photo is referring to coincides with…
An image of Lake Lowell's (aka Deer Flat Reservoir's) headgate. The water drops 100 feet and flumes to the right. The photo above is a part of the early development of Lake Lowell.
An image from the Romance of Water slideshow, depicting the Boise River and Sebree Diversion Dam. In the background of this picture, popular Oregon Trial crossing point--Canyon Hill--can be seen.
A photo of a canoe traveling down the South Fork of the Boise River during winter. None of the identities of the men in the canoe are known at this time.
A 1902 image of the start to the Boise River at the Sawtooth Peaks (aka the Boise River Canyon). The snow runoff from the mountains flows into the Boise River, providing the necessary water for its 55 mile run.