Briny Breezes 1963-1964 Beach Parties and Other Memories by Fred House The parties we held there on the beach, every weekend, were legendary. The Grannis family, Lindy and Ellen, Don their father, actually they lived just north of Briny, Ken Varcoe and his mother Joyce. If anyone knows how to get in touch with Joyce let [...]
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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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Briny Breeze – a Town Started by Ward Miller By Lynn Thomas Briny Breezes gets its start when a lumberman by the name of Ward Miller arrives from Michigan and purchases 43 acres of beachfront property in 1919. There Miller builds a two story Spanish styled home (on the oceanfront parcel that would later become [...]
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I Remember Briny as a Magical Place
I recall Dad and Mom hauling that old Yellowstone or Trotwood trailer from South Michigan down to Briny one year.
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