Fordyce Bathhouse

Fordyce Bathhouse is a historic building located in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Originally opened in 1915, this former bathhouse has been restored and transformed into a museum dedicated to the history of the hot springs and the bathing culture of the early 20th century.

Visitors can explore the beautifully preserved bathhouse and learn about the various treatments offered, such as mineral water baths, hot packs, and steam cabinets. You can even try out the traditional bath experience yourself in the restored tub room. The museum also features interactive exhibits, photographs, and artifacts that provide a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of bathers and staff during the heyday of the hot springs.

Today, Fordyce Bathhouse is a must-visit attraction for those looking to experience the unique history and culture of Hot Springs. Whether you're interested in learning about the medicinal properties of the thermal waters or simply want to step back in time and immerse yourself in the luxurious spa treatments of the past, a visit to Fordyce Bathhouse is sure to be a memorable experience. So come and discover the rich heritage of this iconic landmark during your visit to Hot Springs.

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