Brownie the Town Dog of Daytona Beach

Florida's most historic – and beloved – dog

Home
Florida’s Most Historic Dog
News and Events
Visitor’s Guide
Facebook

Brownie’s Obituary November 1, 1954

September 7, 2017September 7, 2017 Eddie James

Brownie the Town Dog of Daytona Beach’s obituary appears in the News Journal on November 1, 1954.

Previous Post Brownie’s Obituary November 1, 1954

Who was Brownie?

Brownie the Town Dog of Daytona Beach’s Grave and Memorial is one of the most-visited dog memorials in the world and his story still inspires good people to do good deeds today.

Visit Brownie’s Grave

Brownie’s grave is located in historic downtown Daytona Beach’s Riverfront Park, near the Halifax River, on the corner of Orange Avenue and Beach Street.

News and Events

Books: Brownie is in Legendary Locals! 50% off now through June 7, 2018
April 21, 2018: Downtown Park gets New Bronze Town Dog
Photo: Brownie eating ice cream out a cigar box in the 1950s
December 24, 1952: Brownie to Get Christmas Bath
Photo: Brownie the Town Dog is taken by pallbearers from cab to his final resting place

#mybrownieselfie

Take a selfie with Brownie and use hashtag #mybrownieselfie. We will highlight a few of our favorites each week!

Partners

$35.00 Brownie the Town Dog inspired necklace from Red Mare Studios

Virginiapark.org

Review Brownie on Tripadvisor, Google or Facebook.

Dedicated to those who loved Brownie during his lifetime and beyond.

Copyright 2017-2018

Leave a Reply Cancel reply