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| Designed by James Knox Taylor, Supervising Architect of the Treasury Department, the federal building (originally serving as a U.S. Post Office) was completed in 1905. The building is the oldest significant building in Tampa originally designed for government use. Due to its central location, it serves as a focal point of the downtown area. From information provided by the General Services Administration. | Status: In 1984 the building was converted for use as a federal courthouse.
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