Brownie the Town Dog Grave & Memorial - Florida's Most Historic Dog

Brownie the Town Dog Grave & Memorial - Florida's Most Historic Dog Brownie was a stray dog who lived on Beach Street in Daytona Beach, FL for over 15 years. He died in 1954 but his story inspires people to this day.

Brownie, the town dog of Daytona Beach is a Daytona legend. His website is http://www.browniethetowndog.org. He had his own bank account, paid for his own funeral, ate steak and ice cream every day, and Daytona Beach's mayor gave his eulogy. Unlike most dogs of history, Brownie left a long paper trail documenting his life. He was the subject of many newspaper articles and since all his expenses were paid via his bank account, we know a great deal about his daily life. He died on Halloween 1954 and was buried in Daytona Beach's Riverfront Park on November 2, 1954. His obituary was front page news!

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62-94 Orange Avenue
Daytona Beach, FL
32114

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