Plant Hall

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Plant Hall is a historic, Moorish Revival-style former luxury hotel that now serves as the iconic centerpiece of the University of Tampa campus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former hotel
historic building
university building
acquiredByUniversityOfTampa 1930s
architect John A. Wood
architecturalStyle Moorish Revival
cityLandmarkOf Tampa
linked to: Tampa, Florida
constructionStartDate 1888
contains Henry B. Plant Museum
country United States
developer Henry B. Plant
floorArea approximately 6 acres of floor space
formerName Tampa Bay Hotel
hasBalconies yes
hasFeature cupolas
distinctive minarets
domes
ornate brickwork
verandas
hasFunction symbol of the University of Tampa
hasMuseum Henry B. Plant Museum
hasPorches yes
hasView downtown Tampa skyline
heritageDesignation U.S. National Historic Landmark
U.S. National Register of Historic Places listing
heritageStatus National Historic Landmark
isMajorExampleOf Moorish Revival architecture in the United States
locatedIn University of Tampa campus
linked to: University of Tampa
locatedInCity Tampa
linked to: Tampa, Florida
locatedInCountry United States
locatedInState Florida
locatedOn western bank of the Hillsborough River
material brick
namedAfter Henry B. Plant
near downtown Tampa
linked to: Downtown Tampa
numberOfStories 3
openingDate 1891
operatorAtOpening Plant System of railroads and steamships
originalUse luxury resort hotel
railroad resort hotel
ownedBy University of Tampa
partOf University of Tampa
roofMaterial metal
significantBuilding iconic centerpiece of the University of Tampa campus
touristAttraction yes
use academic building
administrative offices
classrooms
university facilities

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