Quapaw Bathhouse

Quapaw Bathhouse from the south end on a sunny day with a deep blue sky. The Quapaw Bathhosue is a white stucco structure with a red tile roof and a mosaic tiled dome in the center of the roof.
The mosaic tiled dome of the Quapaw Bathhouse makes it the most striking building on Bathhouse Row today.

nps photo by Gail Sears

The Quapaw Bathhouse opened in 1922. It is the longest on Bathhouse Row, occupying the site of two previous bathhouses. Vacant since 1984, it is the first to be leased for adaptive use. It will open as a family oriented spa in late June 2008. Read more about it.

Read a brief history of the Quapaw.
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Read about the Quapaw Cave and the Indian Spring.

 
 
 
  • Large, long room with concrete walls. There's an old laundry press on the left in the background. You can see through another room to a side exterior door.
    Quapaw Bathhouse, May 2007
    23 Photos

    These are photos of the Quapaw Bathhouse as it was in May 2007, before Quapaw Baths, LLC, took possession to convert it into a modern spa.

Last updated: April 10, 2015

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