Queen's Laundry Bath House

The Queen's Laundry Bath House features two rooms built from logs, situated near thermal springs in the Lower Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park.

Construction began in 1881 under Superintendent Philetus Norris, but the project remained unfinished when management changed to Patrick Conger that same year.

The structure represents early efforts to create public bathing facilities within national parks, utilizing natural hot springs for recreational and practical purposes.

Located at the western end of Sentinel Meadows, the building stands on a travertine mound formed by deposits from the adjacent thermal spring.

The building has endured without a roof due to mineral deposits from hot springs, which have preserved the log structure over multiple decades.

Location: Teton County

Inception: 1881

Architectural style: rustic architecture

Made from material: log

GPS coordinates: 44.56368,-110.87057

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:25