When I was a child, my (Kansas City) family would pack a picnic and head to Excelsior Springs for swimming in the salt water pool, and picnic at Lake Maurer. We always stopped at the Hall for a drink of the mineral water. I was NOT interested in this at all, at that time. Now …
We spent an hour here (Hall of Waters), reading all about the history and looking for all the little details in the architecture and design of this historic building. The Water Bar area is the main area where tourists visit and where all the historic information is written on displays around the room. But there …
The Hall of Waters was always a big, impressive building when I was growing up in Excelsior. On a recent visit with my college age daughter, I wanted to show her everything. It’s kind of sad that it has been allowed to deteriorate. It is still an impressive place and the huge water bar is …
On our recent visit to Excelsior Springs we visited the Hall of Waters. Due to the fact that I love art deco, I found this place very interesting. The chandeliers are a must see for any one who loves this era. The building is a little run down and I wish there was more of …
Sad this hasn’t been a water bar since 2007. Great information and beautiful architecture. Worth the time to walk around and see the history of Excelsior Springs! Stacy W.
Beautiful Art Deco building that is now used as city offices. Be sure to visit the water bar (not operational) and view the chandeliers. There’s a small museum that displays some of the old spa equipment. Andy, Kansas City
Very interesting history of the water and springs of Excelsior Springs … and the decor is beautiful! Rita W.
You will enjoy the history of the Hall of Waters and while you are there, stay overnight at The Elms. The whole downtown is fun to explore. George H., Brookfield
