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Pictorial covering the changes in Tampa from 1880-1950
Prior to its incorporation in 1855, Tampa Town - it was then known - was a desolate place to live, and disease and isolation kept many from settling in the area. As the century progressed, a new and exciting mode of transportation began to pen up America's remaining frontiers, including the untamed Gulf Coast of Florida. Tampa began to resemble a modern industrialized city by the turn of the century, due mainly to the grand vision and plans of one man, Henry B. Plant.
This pictorial takes you down a road of yesterday and will invite you to remember and/or learn about the unique herit |
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