The property has been purchased by the State and the building were demolished in the fall of 1973. The spring is not now in use. The name, White Sulphur Spring, the resident and visitor reports of declining hydrogen sulfide odors, and the accompanying chemical analyses spanning nearly 50 years, suggest that the water quality of white Springs is changing. When the April 1956 sample was collected the spring flow was very low, possibly accounting for the higher concentrations of constituents present. Analyses by U.S. Geological Survey.
Units are in milligrams per liter unless otherwise indicated.