Daytona Beach, Florida: Brownie the Post Office Dog
Not to be confused with Brownie the Town Dog, although confusion would be understandable. Their graves are only a half-mile apart.
- Address:
- 220 N. Beach St., Daytona Beach, FL
- Directions:
- The grave is up against the north wall of the post office, on the southbound side of N. Beach St., midway between 3rd Ave. and Bay St.
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Brownie the Post Office Dog
Brownie the Post Office Dog lived at the Beach Street Post Office and was considered a postal employee. He slept on the mail bags and helped the mailmen deliver mail. He had a bank account at the Florida Bank and Trust (the same bank where the more famous Brownie the Town Dog had his account) that was funded by the Postal Service. When Brownie the Post Office Dog died in 1970, he was buried beside the Post Office. If you are facing the building, his grave is to the right, in an alley next to the Post Office.
[Eddie James, 09/26/2017]Brownie the Post Office Dog
You have a listing for the grave of Brownie the Town Dog, but a less-known Brownie dog also has a memorial, at the historic downtown post office, just down the street from the other Brownie. This second Brownie showed up shortly after Brownie #1 died.
[Don Williamson, 01/10/2016]Nearby Offbeat Places
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Brownie #1 was a stray who would hang out at the local cab company. Brownie #2, also a stray, liked to walk along with Daytona Beach's mail carriers. He died in 1970, and was buried next to the post office. Afterward, no Brownie #3 appeared.