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Pavilion Over Bromide Springs
Photographer Unknown
National Park Service, Museum Management Program
United States
Since the early 1900s, Bromide Spring was a popular destination for visitors for its scenic beauty and medicinal properties. In 1907, a pavilion was constructed between Rock Creek and the high bluffs of Bromide Hill. In front of the pavilion was a cylindrical concrete cistern that housed Bromide Spring and a set of stepping stones that crossed Rock Creek.
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Details
- Title: Pavilion Over Bromide Springs
- Creator: Photographer Unknown
- Contributor: Chickasaw National Recreation Area
- Park Website: Park Website
- National Park Service Catalog Number: CHIC 6410002
- Measurements: L 16.6, W 10.5 cm
- Material: Photograph
- Date: ca. 1907
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