Hot Springs National Park - Anniversary Tulips Gallery (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Hot Springs National Park Anniversary Tulips Gallery

Anniversary Tulips

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Red tulips in a bed in front of the Hot Springs National Park administration building, next to the park's Bathhouse Row entrance sign

Entrance sign with tulips

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Beds with red tulips line the entrance to the park headquarters building, with a historic fountain spouting hot springs water in the middle.

Administration Building fountain with tulips

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Closeup of red tulips lining the wakway to the park headquarters building

Tulips at Headquarters Building

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Closeup of red tulip bed in front of park headquarters building

Closeup of tulips

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Park headquarters building, a Spanish renaissance style building looms large behind the bed of red tulips.

Park headquarters with tulips in front

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Red tulips add a splash of color to the square planter that is a part of the Formal Entrance to the park.

Park Formal Entrance

Photo by Gail Sears

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Looking inside one of the red tulips, you can see black accents. The flanking pale yellow fringed tulips add contrast.

Tulips up close

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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The tulip bed in the yard compliments the flower bed at the foundation of the historic Fordyce Bathhouse.

Tulips in front of park visitor center

Photo by Gail Sears

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Tulips brighten Bathhouse Row as you look from the park historic formal entrance fountain and look north past the Maurice Bathhouse and Hale Bathhouse.

Tulips add color to Bathhouse Row

Photo by Gail Sears

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Red and yellow tulips in front of the Hale Bathhouse make an L from the front sidewalk.

Tulips at Hale Bathhouse

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Take from the Maurice Bathhouse sidewalk, the Hale Bathhouse shows in the background with the L-shaped bed of red and yellow tulips in the foreground.

Maurice Tulips

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Three rows of red tulips in a bed in the yard of the Maurice Bathhouse, which can be seen in the background.

Closeup of Maurice Tulips

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Rows of red and pale yellow tulips in an L-shaped bed in front of the Ozark Bathhouse on Bathhouse Row.

Tulips at Ozark Bathhouse

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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Tulip beds with red and pale yellow flowers adorn the yard of the Quapaw Bathhouse.

Quapaw Bathhouse with tulips

Photo by Gail Sears

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The park entrance sign at the south end of Bathhouse Row is enhanced by the bed of red tulips to its right.

Tulips at park entrance sign

Photo by Ranger Joe Herron

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			Did You Know? Hot Springs, Arkansas, was the premier baseball spring training site from the 1880s-1940s. The Chicago White Stockings, Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox and others came to soothe their aching muscles at the many bathhouses using Hot Springs National Park water. more...

Last Updated: August 07, 2010 at 23:00 MST