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This is looking up one of the spiral staircases at the historic Arlington Resort Hotel and Spa in Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States. Originally opening in 1875, it was he largest hotel in the state in that era with 120 guest rooms. It was razed and rebuilt in 1893 with 300 guest rooms. In 1923 the building was distroyed by a fire. The buidling that stands today was built in 1924. Although the third Arlington architecturally differs from the first two, there is one holdover – the twin towers. There is now 560 guest rooms, ,Crystal Ballroom, Venetian Room, and in-house bath house with open, bright separate accommodations for men and women, and 50 rooms have thermal mineral waters piped in.

This photo was taken by Jennifer White with Timeless Moments Photography. All images are copyrighted © Timeless Moments Photography/Jennifer White.

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Born and raised in the Ozarks, Jennifer White is the owner / photographer for Timeless Moments Photography in Ozark Missouri, United States. She's had a passion for photography since she was a child. A couple of her photos has been internationally published in a Germany woman's art magazine, PracticeLink Magazine (Winter 2022), and various other magazines. She's been featured in a many art groups, published in various blogs, and her "Come On Spring Time" daffodil image has been a made a USPS postage stamp (Jan 2023). She's also won a variety of photography contests. Photography has been in her family for decades. She loves showing the beauty God has created through nature and mankind. There are so many beautiful aspects to this world...