his Civil War illustrations, operated from a studio south of Spencer on land currently owned by the park. The Gaul's Gallery restaurant at the inn was named for him. Fall Creek Falls State Park was used as one of the primary filming locations for 20th Century Fox's fantasy adventure film Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, Disney's live action film adaptation of The Jungle Book and the comic science fiction film Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam, starring Jim Varney. Scenes from the 1986 movie King Kong Lives, starring Linda Hamilton, were filmed in the area of Cane Creek Cascades and Cane Creek Falls. References Further reading Matthews, Larry E., "Caves of Fall Creek Falls", National Speleological Society, October, 2016, 322 pages, External links Fall Creek Falls State Park official website Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture Rumbling Falls — Into the Void — image gallery of Rumbling Falls Cave State parks of Tennessee Protected areas of Van Buren County, Tennessee Protected areas of Bledsoe County, Tennessee Waterfalls of Tennessee Civilian Conservation Corps in Tennessee Nature centers in Tennessee Landforms of Bledsoe County, Tennessee Protected areas established in 1935 1935 establishments in Tennessee