The Fordyce Bathhouse is a historic spa facility located within the Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. It was built during the 1920s and served as the largest of its kind during that time, boasting an impressive size of over 68,000 square feet.
This grand bathhouse features Romanesque Revival architecture and was designed to provide luxurious bathing facilities for those visiting the park. The Fordyce Bathhouse is named after Dr. Gulielma Fordyce, a prominent figure in the development of the spa industry at that time.
Today, the building serves as a museum and restaurant, offering visitors an opportunity to experience its grandeur while enjoying a meal amidst its historic ambiance.
