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- Melbourne and Eau Gallie Have A Controversial Past
- The University of Florida Was Supposed to Be in Eau Gallie
- Melbourne Has The Highest Concentration of Millennials
- Melbourne Has One of The Best Girl-Power Stories Ever
- Fit Was Founded Thanks to 37 Cents and Alcohol
- There's A "Bone Bed"
- You Can Step Foot Into Slave Quarters in Eau Gallie
- Hell 'N Blazes Brewery Is Said to Be Haunted
- The Melbourne Airport Once Was A Military Base
- There Was A Famous Lynching Tree
Eau Gallie wasn't always part of the city of Melbourne. In fact, it was its own city until 1969 when citizens voted to merge the two areas together. The idea was to put south Brevard on the map, giving it a voice in the state legislature, but also to fix a heap of economic issues, according to a report from FLORIDA TODAY at the time. The merging of...
Rewind to the 1870s and everything was on the up and up for Eau Gallie to open the state's first agricultural college. Thanks to pioneer and politician William Gleason, Eau Gallie won the bid to build the Florida State Agricultural College, the predecessor to the University of Florida. Gleason was given the go-ahead and a two-story building was ere...
A look at United States Census data from the American Community Survey in 2016, shows that if you want to hang with millennials in Brevard, spend some time in Melbourne. FLORIDA TODAY went city by city comparing the number of millennials to the population, and found that Melbourne had the highest concentration. About 20.4 percent of the population ...
For those who need a little inspiration, look no further than Eau Gallie's own Caroline "Carrie" Rossetter. In 1921, it wasn't a good climate for women in the workplace, but that didn't stop Rossetter from making it big in a man's world. Her father, who was the agent for the Standard Oil Company died, and Rossetter was determined to take over the b...
Talk about a bargain. The Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne was started with a 37-cent donation. Jerome Keuper, the university's founder, came up with the idea for the "Brevard Engineering College" in the 1950s, but it wouldn't be until he had drinks with a friend at a local pub that the idea would really come to fruition. "As university...
So it turns out, Melbourne's traceable history goes back much, much farther than the pioneers who settled there in the late 1800s. We're talking prehistoric times when mammoths, mastodons and saber-toothed cats roamed the Space Coast. In fact, Melbourne actually has a very significant archaeological site known worldwide. The Melbourne Bone Bed was ...
While plantations and slavery may not be a topic one would generally associate with Florida, let alone Brevard County, the history of such activity was very much real here. Slaves were a big part of the formation of the area, responsible for building homes, digging canals and other duties. Visit the Rosetter House Museum in Eau Gallie and take a st...
If the eeriness of slave quarters isn't enough to give you the willies, make a visit to the Hell 'n Blazes Brewing Company on East New Haven Avenue in Melbourne. The building has been around more than a century and housed a hardware store, Melbourne's first bank, the Brownlee Funeral Home and a television studio before it became a popular brewery. ...
Rewind to the days of World War II, and the Orlando-Melbourne International Airport was a part of our national defense. What was once the Eau Gallie-Melbourne Municipal Airport turned into the Melbourne Airport a Naval Air Station. Both Navy and Marine Corps fighter pilots were trained here for aircraft such as the SNJ Texans, F4F Wildcats and F6F ...
According to Florida Frontiers, more lynchings took place in Florida (per capita) than any other state in the country, and the city of Melbourne was no exception from this practice. Take a drive down Legendary Lane in Melbourne, and discover a dark piece of the area's history. The road was actually named Lynching Tree Drive until it was changed in ...
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Google Map. MSN Map. 82°F. 10 miles. Wind: 12 mph. Pressure: 29.84 in. Humidity: 79% Current weather forecast for Melbourne, FL. Population in 2022: 86,441 (100% urban, 0% rural). Population change since 2000: +21.1% Zip codes: 32901, 32905, 32934, 32935, 32940, 32952. Melbourne Zip Code Map.
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Sunny Days & Blue Skies. Enjoy the benefits of Central Florida’s ideal coastal climate — mild winters and a lush blooming landscape year-round. Melbourne averages 242 sunny days annually with extremely mild winter seasons between 50° - 70° (F). Exceptional Local Schools.
As of September 2024, the average apartment rent in Melbourne, FL is $1,261 for a studio, $1,498 for one bedroom, $1,697 for two bedrooms, and $2,186 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in Melbourne has increased by 1.8% in the past year.
Studios apartments are ideal as an economical option. Not only is it cheaper to rent a studio apartment than a one bedroom, but you also save on utilities and electricity due to the smaller living space.
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