Jakobsdal takes its name from a historic garden and park at Lake Ågelsjön, close to Hults Bruk. The garden was created by Jakob Graver, who operated Hults Bruk during the 18th century. During the 1760s and 1770s, he developed Jakobsdal in the dramatic landscape between Ågelsjön and the surrounding Kolmården hills. Historical descriptions tell of a garden and park laid out in the valley, and traces of the later park landscape can still be found there today. Jakobsdal remains part of the landscape around Ågelsjön, where remnants of an old English-style park and mature broadleaf trees still bear witness to its history. By carrying the name Jakobsdal, the axe connects today's Hults Bruk to a place shaped by one of the people who helped develop the forge and its surroundings more than two centuries ago.