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    Hot Springs

    National Park Arkansas

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  • Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center Closed

    The Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center is closed until Fall 2013 for a major maintenance project. A temporary park Visitor Center, along with the park store, are located in the Lamar Bathhouse at the south end of Bathhouse Row. Call for more information.

Bathhouse Row Architecture Podcasts

These are short videos with Park Ranger Mark Blaeuer telling about the architecture of each of the buildings on historic Bathhouse Row.
 
color photo of side view of park headquarters with saucer magnolia tree in bloom

Park Administrative Headquarters building

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Administrative Offices Building Video

 
color photo of Lamar Bathhouse from front

Lamar Bathhouse

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Lamar Bathhouse Video


 
color photo of Buckstaff from front

Buckstaff Bathhouse

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Buckstaff Bathhouse Video

 
Ozark Bathhouse color photo from south end

Ozark Bathhouse

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Ozark Bathhouse Video


 
Color photo of Quapaw bathhouse building from north end

Quapaw Bathhouse

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Quapaw Bathhouse Video

 
Color photo of Fordyce Bathhouse from north front side

Fordyce Bathhouse

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Fordyce Bathhouse Video

 
Color photo of Maurice Bathhouse

Maurice Bathhouse

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Maurice Bathhouse video


 
Hale Bathhouse color photo taken from south end

Hale Bathhouse

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Hale Bathhouse video

 
Color photo of Superior Bathhouse from south end

Superior Bathhouse

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Superior Bathhouse video

Did You Know?

Team photo of 1913 Boston Red Sox team with inscription

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.