Clark's Riverside Mineral Springs Bath House (Detroit, Michigan)
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River Rouge /
Detroit, Michigan /
Clark Street
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Founded by Alvin S. Clark in 1889, Clark's Riverside Mineral Springs was constructed on the site of a natural mineral spring located at the corner of Fort Street and Clark Avenue. The spring waters were advertised as containing curative powers beneficial to the treatment of various ailments including, rheumatism, skin disease, blood poisoning, female diseases, dyspepsia and kidney troubles. The bath house boasted 48 luxurious treatment rooms for the afflicted. It ceased to operate sometime in the 1920s.
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Coordinates: 42°18'46"N 83°5'23"W
- Former site of Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling Mills (U.S. Heater Company) 0.4 km
- site of Revere Copper & Brass 1.2 km
- Interstate 75 (Michigan) EXIT 46: Livernois Avenue 1.4 km
- Ternstedt 1.6 km
- Ford Motor Company 1.9 km
- Cadillac 2.5 km
- GM Fleetwood Body 3.2 km
- Gemmer Manufacturing 4.6 km
- Rinshed Mason Paint - Inmont 5.2 km
- Lincoln Motor 5.7 km
- James Group International 0.2 km
- Clark Park 0.6 km
- Nicholson Terminal & Dock Co - Detroit Terminal 0.7 km
- Riverside Park 0.9 km
- Interstate 75 (Michigan) EXIT 47B: Ambassador Bridge (To Canada) 1 km
- Ambassador Bridge Border Crossing Station 1.1 km
- Hispanic Manufacturing Center 1.6 km
- Clark Street Technology Park 1.9 km
- Southwest Detroit 2.3 km
- Delray 2.8 km