by Fred House The badge law was started by a guy appointed head of security for Briny. The Ocean Ridge police had a contract to patrol Briny and he often rode along. I don’t remember his name but they erected a statue of him by the drug store, after his death. Ever meet someone given [...]
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By Lynn Thomas Personal and Historical Timelines of the Briny Breezes Oceanfront Park Personal Briny Breezes Timeline 1920′s. My grandparents escape the northern winters to what would become Briny Breezes Trailer Park. 1940s. W.W.II. My father returns to Briny Breezes to heal from wartime injuries. 1940s-1970s. My family winters in Briny Breezes in the 1940s, [...]
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Memories of Briny Breezes from Residents, Visitors and Fans Briny Breezes ~ “The Best Location in the Nation” Celebrating the Memories, Trivia and History of Briny Breezes, Florida. I spent much of my youth living in Briny Breezes. Our family would arrive after Christmas and stay until Easter. We would have a wonderful time visiting [...]
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