Identifier: hotspringsarkans00dura (find matches)
Title: Hot Springs, Arkansas; its hotels, baths, resorts and beautiful scenery ..
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: (Durand, Herbert) (from old catalog)
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Publisher: St. Louis, The Woodward & Tiernan printing co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ty-five guest rooms, all frontrooms, and all equally well furnished and fitted. We pass through a short hallway,near at hand, and are shown into the bath house—in a separate building, but so nearthat it is but fifty steps from the elevator to the baths. Forty rooms with marblewalls, tiled floors and porcelain tubs, for the regulation Hot Springs baths; separaterooms for Russian vapor, Turkish, needle, electric, and other cleansing and par-boiling devices; hot rooms, cooling rooms; if there is anything in the next toGodliness business that is not to be found in perfection in this three-story palaceof purification, it has not yet become known in civilized communities. Next in order is the grand dining room—a model of elegance—extending thewidth of the entire building and the length of the main wing, with large windowsoccupying three sides and giving it that bright and cheerful appearance we havealready noticed in the grand rotunda, and which, we will find before we get through, 24
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