In keeping with The Style Issue’s Decades theme, we’re taking a look at some of the iconic buildings that were constructed during the same eras as the clothes in our vintage fashion story.
Each of the buildings pictured were built sometime between 1920 and 1989. Can you match the building to its proper decade? Check out the slideshow (right), then keep reading for the answers and to learn more about some of the architectural landmarks that shaped Tampa Bay’s urban landscape over the last century.
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