Friends of Tampa Union Station is an all-volunteer organization which advocates for the preservation of historic Tampa Union Station as both a landmark and transportation asset.

Tampa Union Station was constructed in 1912 to combine the passenger operations of the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, and Tampa Northern railroads at a single site. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a City of Tampa landmark, the station was restored in 1998.

The station continues to serve Tampa’s citizens and visitors as a key stop on Amtrak’s New York to Miami route. More than 100,000 passengers use this terminal each year.

Your help is needed to help support the ongoing preservation of Tampa Union Station, one of Tampa’s most significant historic landmarks.

To participate, you are invited to make a contribution to the Tampa Union Station Preservation Fund by check.

Or, support the Fund by buying an engraved brick through our Bricks Are Back campaign and have a brick with your family’s, business’s, or organization’s name on it installed in the sidewalk in front of the station.

Finally, you can contribute through planned giving. For more information, please contact the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay at 813-282-1975.

Your assistance will help keep Tampa Union Station an important part of Tampa’s past, present, and future. Thank you for your support!

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