Fordyce Bathhouse

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Fordyce Bathhouse is a historic, ornately designed former spa and bathhouse in Hot Springs, Arkansas, that now serves as the visitor center and museum for Hot Springs National Park.

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Fordyce Bathhouse canonical 1
Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bathhouse
historic building
museum
visitor center
architect Mann and Stern NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Classical Revival architecture
Mediterranean Revival architecture NERFINISHED
Spanish Colonial Revival architecture NERFINISHED
city Hot Springs
closedAsBathhouse 1962
completionDate 1915
constructionStartDate 1914
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse museum
visitor center for Hot Springs National Park
floorCount 4
hasBasement true
hasExhibit National Park Service history at Hot Springs
geology of Hot Springs thermal waters
history of Hot Springs bathing culture
hasFeature elevator
gymnasium
marble and tile work
massage rooms
music room
ornate lobby
stained glass skylights
thermal bathing facilities
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark contributing property
isOn Bathhouse Row National Historic Landmark District NERFINISHED
locatedIn Arkansas
Garland County, Arkansas NERFINISHED
Hot Springs, Arkansas NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Central Avenue NERFINISHED
material brick
stone
namedAfter John Fordyce NERFINISHED
Samuel W. Fordyce NERFINISHED
numberOfStories 4
openingDate 1915-03-01
operator National Park Service
partOf Bathhouse Row NERFINISHED
Hot Springs National Park NERFINISHED
Hot Springs National Park Historic District NERFINISHED
reopenedAsVisitorCenter 1989
roofMaterial red clay tile
state Arkansas

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Hot Springs National Park hasManMadeFeature Fordyce Bathhouse
Hot Springs National Park hasVisitorCenter Fordyce Bathhouse
this entity surface form: Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center