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1950's Courtesy of Daniel Worth

Late 1950's - McBride-Bennett-Ulm Funeral Home at 15201 N. W. 7th Avenue, Miami

Miami, Florida


Thank you to Daniel Worth for contributing this great old postcard image.


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Christopher Nazon 16-Aug-2020 09:56
Oh my god! I live a block away from this and always wondered what the building was! Wow great post!! Anymore stuff from this area? 151st nw 7th ave?
Manocarz 22-Jun-2011 08:55
Hello Don: Its' been awhile since I've been able to post a comment, though I still enjoy the new items as they have come along to this great web-site. In regards to this funeral home, in my research I have some updated information. This funeral home was built by George I. Baumgartner, General Contractor, 15221 NE 21st Avenue, North Miami Beach. According to an ad in The Voice, February 26, 1965, it held open house February 27th and 28th 1965. The three partners were: Barton H. Bennett, Charles H. Ulm and Edward C. McBride. Some years later it was known briefly as just Bennett & Ulm Funeral Home and finally as Bennett & Sons Funeral Home. In more recent years the Bennett name was attached with the Lithgow and Philbrick name on a corporate owned funeral home near Southern Memorial Park.
Billy 29-Mar-2010 21:07
I heard that Mr. Bennet was in the original Black Sheep Squadron during WWII.