N. Howard Ave. 1912. Mediterranean Revival with Moorish details. Fred J. James, architect. 2 stories, red and yellow brick, decorative corbeling on cornice and in frontispiece around Howard Ave. Built after the growth of the cigar industry in West Tampa brought thousands of new members to Ybor City's Centro Espa ol.
Large ballroom has Moorish influence.
Eclectic with Italian Renaissance elements. 2 stories, brick, 1st-floor open arcade on the north and east sides, general style is modeled after Italian Renaissance villa. Central Ave. 1923. Rubble stone exterior. Church has all the features associated with the Gothic Revival, including steeply pitched roof, a tower and crenelation and stained glass windows.