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The advent of the automobile age brought accelerated growth to
Brevard County as resorts and hotels were developed all around the county. As the automobile became increasingly important as a means of transportation, roads were built connecting Brevard County to the rest of Florida, and ultimately the
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Proving Ground. This later became the Kennedy Space Center. This helped stimulate development in the county; where Brevard had once been considered a "backwoods" area of Florida, it attracted more educated workers and scientists associated with
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Brevard County was established in Cocoa as a community effort undertaken by the women of Cocoa. In 1959, after five libraries had been established in Brevard County, Florida Statute 150 was put into effect to provide public funding to these libraries in recognition that
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from 1854 to 1860. This "Brevard County" contained very little of present-day
Brevard County. Most of present-day Brevard north of Melbourne was part of either Volusia or Orange counties. Brevard County in 1856 extended as far west as Polk County and as far south as coastal Dade County. Complicating
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September 10–11, 2017. This was largely rectified by September 19. Irma resulted in $ 157 million in damage. Most residents were left without potable water after the storm passed, when electric power failed to maintain the necessary 20 pounds per square inch (140 kPa) pressure to keep
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In 2004, Brevard County ranked 13th out of 318 largest counties in the US for increase in the number of jobs. The county moved from 70 to 31 out of the top 200 metropolitan areas "Best
Performing". This improvement was driven mainly by job growth. The 2004 hurricane recovery helped the area achieve
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in 1905. Gradually, the borders of
Brevard County were shifted northward while the county got "pinched" eastward. The portions of Brevard County in present-day Broward and Palm Beach counties were given to Dade County, western areas of the county were given to Polk and Osceola County, and parts of
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Florida. Their interest in the peninsula was more strategic than for building any real settlements. In contrast to today, where living in Florida means comfort and the "good life" to many people, Florida in the 18th century was seen as a hostile place with dangerous fauna such as
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to shop. Locals were concerned that the construction of malls would draw off business and lead to the disintegration of the Cocoa, Melbourne and
Titusville downtowns. This did happen, but the downtown areas have been revived in the 21st century based on their historic assets and pedestrian scale.
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By the 1880s, the cities along the Indian River included
Melbourne, Eau Gallie, Titusville, Rockledge, and Cocoa. Unlike cities further inland in Florida, these cities did not have to rely as heavily on roads. The primary way of transversing the county was by water. In 1877 commercial steamboat
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Heavy mosquito infestation and the threat of Indian attacks kept the area from having any permanent white settlements. The Spanish quickly left the area, but left a deadly reminder of their visit: European diseases. In 1763, the Spanish took the last 80 natives to Cuba. By that time, almost the
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But from the 1940s to the 1970s, the state assumed control of burning in order to prevent uncontrolled fires. It also developed a policy of controlled burns based on more understanding of fire's role in the state's environment. In 2006, the state burned a record 72,065 acres (291.64 km;
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in 1946 from their teaching positions as economic blackmail against them because of their activism. On Christmas night, 1951, a bomb exploded under their home, fatally injuring both of them. The murders were racially motivated and believed committed by members of the
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venomous snakes, alligators and panthers. Death by malaria was a possibility and death at the hands of angry Indians seemed even more likely. After being under Spanish, French, British, and then Spanish rule again, Florida finally became a United States territory.
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112.602 sq mi) in the county. Because of Florida's dry winters and lush vegetation, the fire threat is always high. Only California surpassed Florida in the number of fires fought by the state Forest Service, and none set so many controlled fires.
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In 2016, the population was 561,716. There were 470,993 licensed drivers, 164,663 registered Republicans, 127,430 registered Democrats, 101,721 independents. There were 5,299 births, 6,693 deaths, 255,465 in the civilian labor force, and 12,981 unemployed.
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were unconstitutional, he conducted voter registration drives and succeeded in registering 31% of black voters in Florida, a higher percentage than in any other southern state. The white establishment resisted, firing both him and his wife
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Volusia and Orange Counties were given to Brevard including the eventual county seat of Titusville. Later, the southern portion of the county was cut off to form St. Lucie County, which in turn spawned Martin and Indian River County.
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While the county was technically habitable, it was overrun by mosquitoes much of the year in the wet areas covering a great portion of its territory. Mosquitoes were controlled in 1950 by widespread use of the insecticide,
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were pirates, the vast and overwhelming majority of whom were British. Spanish ships laden with gold would travel via the gulf stream, and British pirates would hide in the then-remote waters off of the coast of Florida.
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was dispatched from St. Augustine to the Indian River area on a diplomatic mission to the Ais Indian Nation. He helped establish a "Period of Friendship" with the Ais Caciques(Chiefs) and made a color map of the area.
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today. The area which today is Brevard County was probably not coastal at this period in time. The coast of Florida was about 100 miles (160 km) wider and the Indian River was simply a lower point on dry land.
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rest of the nation. Ferries provided the first connections across the rivers, and were replaced by wooden bridges in the early 20th century. They had gates to allow the passage of boats through the waterways.
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arrived in the area near Brevard county between 12,000 and 10,000 years ago. The Paleoindians were semi-nomadic people who lived in smaller groups. At that time, the earth was warming from its most recent
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in 1972 through a public vote establishing a Library Tax District. As the area's population grew, the number of libraries in the county nearly doubled in the following 50 years.
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into the area. The railroad reached Titusville in 1886 and Melbourne in 1894. With the railroad came increased settlement and the first tourists.
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1042:"From Mosquito Clouds to War Clouds: The Rise of Naval Air Station Banana River"
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653:"Brevard County GenWeb - History - The First Settlers, 10,000 BC to 1820"
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1072:"Freedom Never Dies: The Legacy of Harry T. Moore"
1263:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 6A. Archived from
984:"Florida Frontiers "The Lynching of James Clark""
316:transportation became a reality as the steamboat
1040:Governor Spessard L. Holland (April 11, 1942).
693:"Brevard County History - A Brief Introduction"
146:which wrecked on the shores of Cape Canaveral.
90:Crane Creek (Melbourne, Florida) § History
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695:. Brevard County Historical Commission.
627:. Brevard County Historical Commission.
281:. In 1874, the county seat was moved to
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1359:"Despite burns, fire threat still high"
1229:"An Idea Whose Time Has Come Yet Again"
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1169:Bayley, Barbara (November 8, 2014).
1138:Brotermarkle, Ben (March 11, 2014).
956:Scruggs, David C (15 January 1989).
419:, and founder of the Brevard County
311:Boathouse, Titusville, Florida 1885.
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1520:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 1A.
1489:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 1A.
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1458:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 3A.
1452:"Just over 1,000 now without power"
1450:Gallop, J.D. (September 19, 2017).
1427:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 3A.
1367:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 1A.
1171:"New Englander is now 'so Brevard'"
1146:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 9A.
763:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 1A.
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727:. Melbourne, Florida. pp. 1A.
1580:History of Brevard County, Florida
1543:Berman, Dave (November 12, 2017).
1078:from the original on 28 March 2023
914:History of Brevard County Volume 1
815:Survey of Indian River Archaeology
792:. Arcadia Publishing. p. 13.
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1545:"Citrus growers feel the squeeze"
1140:"Mosquito Beaters swarm to unite"
1009:Brotemarkle, Ben (May 17, 2016).
767:from the original on May 17, 2014
622:"Historic Brevard Landmark guide"
351:Crane Creek, Melbourne circa 1900
39:is a county in the U.S. state of
1585:Histories of counties in Florida
1419:Berman, Dave (October 6, 2017).
1371:from the original on 17 May 2014
1127:. Melbourne, Florida. p. 3.
931:www.brevardlibraryfoundation.org
753:Barile, Diane (April 30, 2011).
717:Moody, Norman (April 21, 2011).
1512:Waymer, Jim (October 7, 2017).
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886:. University of South Florida.
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381:In 1940, the government built
123:From Spanish rule to statehood
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1357:Waymer, Jim (14 March 2011).
925:Foundation, Brevard Library.
337:Brevard County Library System
150:gave an early account of the
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18:St. Lucia County, Florida
1255:"Danger seen in advance"
1231:. The Orlando Sentinel.
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387:Patrick Space Force Base
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212:General Joseph Hernandez
148:Pedro Menéndez de Avilés
51:, an early settler, and
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1392:Florida: A Fire Survey
1048:. Palm Beach History.
813:Rouse, Irving (1981).
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884:"Brevard County Maps"
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786:Osborne, Ray (2008).
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