A map shows the location of the row of bathhouses in the downtown context.
Bathhouse Row. A site plan shows the cluster arrangement of bathhouses in the context of downtown Hot Springs. Although the eight existing bathhouses were built independently under separate owners and with individual intentions about their interior and exterior appearances, their collective effect defines the historic character of the landscape. The preservation of the Magnolia Promenade to the west and the construction of the Grand Promenade to the east reinforces the linear effect of Bathhouse Row.
U.S. National Park Service
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