Mary Brickell
American
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1912/00/00 | Deering buys the first 130 acres of Vizcayas 180 acres of bay front land from Mary Brickell to build his winter estate. | Developer | Vizcaya Museum and Gardens | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1912/00/00 | William Bryan buys a lot on Biscayne Bay from Miami pioneer Mary Brickell for c $30,000. | Developer | Villa Serena, Miami | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1914/01/05 | Mary sells 180 acres at the south end of Millionaires Row on Brickell Ave to James Deering. Deering built a 34-room Italian Renaissance mansion with Italian gardens and fountains on the grounds. | Developer | Vizcaya Museum and Gardens | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1922/00/00 | Mary Brickell dies. Brickell Mausoleum was built by the Thurmond Monument Co for Maude E Brickell, daughter of William and Mary Brickell. Maude moved the family members from the garden of the original adjacent Brickell home (razed). | Died | Brickell Mausoleum | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1922/01/00 | Originally called Brickell Hammock, The Roads neighborhood is designed and developed by Mary Brickell with wide streets and median parkways landscaped with native plants. She gave the streets, parkways and electric lighting to Miami in 1922. | Developer | The Roads Miami | Miami, Fl | |||
| 1951/08/30 | Finding Brickell Ave "too noisy even for the dead", Maude E Brickell has the family's remains transferred to Woodlawn cemetery. | In Memoriam | Brickell Mausoleum | Miami, Fl |
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