Article: Hot Springs held hostage. (Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs National Park)(includes related article)

Hot Springs Held Hostage

With Melvyn Bell No Longer Bathing In Bucks, Spa Searches For A New Savior

Former President Truman was known to read his newspaper in the lobby of Hot Springs' Arlington Hotel and then take a stroll beneath the stately magnolia trees that line Central Avenue.

During that stroll, Truman would pass the architecturally significant bathing establishments that comprise the heart of Hot Springs National Park.

Bathhouse Row.

For more than half a century, film stars, gangsters, professional athletes and the nation's business elite came to Hot Springs for recreation and bathing. Recreation often included ...

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