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During the 1700s and 1800s, the Caddo, Quapaw, and Choctaw tribes lived in or visited the area, and the Quapaw Bathhouse honors their lasting influence. Its owners named it for the Quapaw Indians and incorporated an Indian head design over the entrance. The towering building dominates Bathhouse Row, and its ceramic tile dome was inspired by bathhouse domes in North Africa and southern France. Completed in 1922, it stands on the site of two earlier wooden bathhouses, the Horseshoe and the Magnesia.
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Hot Springs, Arkansas · United States
