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![]() NPS photo TodayThe Maurice Bathhouse is vacant today and will soon become available for commercial leasing. Architecture & DesignDesigned by architect George Gleim, Jr., the present Maurice Bathhouse was built by William (Billy) Maurice to replace an existing Victorian-style building, the Independent Bathhouse, later renamed the Maurice Bathhouse after owner Charles Maurice (William’s father). The present building opened for business on January 1, 1912. With a total floor space of 23,000 square feet, the three-story bathhouse had ample room for a complete range of services and amenities, including a gymnasium, staterooms, a roof garden, twin elevators, and in the 1930s a therapeutic pool, situated in the basement. It was the only bathhouse on the Row to have a pool. The Maurice closed in November 1974. ![]() NPS Photo/Mitch Smith ![]() Bathhouse RowBathhouse Row is home to the Park's historic bathhouses. Learn about what is available in each of the bathhouses today. ![]() Soak in the SpringsFully submerge yourself in the thermal water and let your worries melt away. ![]() History & CultureLearn more about Hot Spring National Park's unique cultural and natural history. ![]() NatureLearn about the natural resources at Hot Springs National Park. This includes information about our thermal water, wildlife, and plants. ![]() PeopleLearn more about the People of Hot Springs National Park. |
Last updated: July 7, 2022