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Fordyce Bathhouse, which now serves as the National Park Visitors Center and is the only bathhouse that you can tour. |
Mens bath hall. |
Womens bath hall. Just a very slight difference in quality. |
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Womens facilities. |
So many rules... |
Needle shower. |
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Hubbard tub. |
Stained glass skylight. |
Sitting room. |
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The gym. |
Fordyce natural spring. |
Maurice Bathhouse |
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The Maurice was built in 1912, and focused on physical therapy. |
Hale Bathhouse |
Weird statue along Bathhouse Row. |
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Fordyce Bathhouse, built in 1915. |
Hale was built in 1892. |
Superior Bathhouse |
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Another view of Hale, which stopped operating as a bathhouse in 1978. |
Plaza Hotel, opposite Bathhouse Row. |
Quapaw Bathhouse |
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Tiled dome with a copper cupola. |
Ozark Bathhouse |
Otters. |
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Ozark was built in 1922 and stopped operating in 1977. |
Buckstaff Bathouse |
Lamar Bathhouse |
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The Grand Promenade, that runs along and above Bathhouse Row on the hill behind them. |
Natural hot spring. |
Hot spring that emerges from under the Grand Promenade. |
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View of the green algae. |
Grand Promenade up above. |
Looking down Bathhouse Row. |
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Fish decoration. |
City fountain. |
Statue along Bathhouse Row. |
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Eagles statue. |
Free public fountain so you can fill up water bottles with spring water. |
Hot Springs Rehab Center. |