Quapaw Bathhouse

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Quapaw Bathhouse is a historic Spanish Colonial Revival–style bathhouse on Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs, Arkansas, known for its thermal mineral water baths and spa services.

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Quapaw Bathhouse canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish Colonial Revival building
bathhouse
historic building
architecturalStyle Spanish Colonial Revival
country United States
façadeFeature arched windows
ornamental tile work
stucco exterior
hasMaterial concrete
stucco
tile
hasNameOrigin Quapaw people
linked to: Quapaw tribe
hasUse public bathhouse
spa services
thermal baths
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark District contributing property
isWithin Ouachita Mountains region
linked to: Ouachita Mountains
locatedIn Arkansas
Bathhouse Row
Garland County, Arkansas
Hot Springs, Arkansas
United States
locatedOn Bathhouse Row
Central Avenue
near Grand Promenade (Hot Springs)
Hot Springs Mountain
offers massage services
private baths
spa treatments
steam rooms
thermal pools
openingDate 1922
partOf Bathhouse Row Historic District
Hot Springs National Park
roofFeature large central dome
tiled roof
tourismType health and wellness tourism
uses thermal mineral water

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Hale Bathhouse locatedNear Quapaw Bathhouse
Lamar Bathhouse locatedNear Quapaw Bathhouse
Bathhouse Row hasPart Quapaw Bathhouse
Bathhouse Row Historic District contains Quapaw Bathhouse