Join us for an enchanting exploration of Palmetto Bluff's rich history and vibrant lifestyle, guided by our special guest, Gray Stallman. Gray, a retired orthopedic surgeon and now a passionate historian, reveals his and his wife Mary’s immediate connection to this picturesque community. Tune in to hear about the diverse activities they enjoy, from fitness programs to boating, and how they’ve become active participants in local clubs, including the intriguing Grace Club.

Discover the storied past of Grace, one of the last remaining pre-World War I gas-powered yachts, as Gray and Captain Lee take us through her fascinating journey. From her ties to the Vanderbilt family and socialite Grace Wilson to her dramatic past filled with Broadway inspirations and even a murder scene, Grace’s legacy is as captivating as it is significant. We delve into the stewardship of this historic vessel and invite you to immerse yourself in the stories that make Palmetto Bluff a truly unique community.

Finally, we hear from Lee Leonard, the founder of the Grace Club, who shares the grassroots efforts to revive Grace and prepare her for the 35th annual Georgetown Wooden Boat Show. Lee’s passion for boating and his biotech background provide a unique perspective on the club's development. As Grace embarks on her first major journey in nearly a decade, we talk about the various experiences offered by the Grace Club and the importance of community and wellness at Palmetto Bluff. Join us for this captivating narrative that promises to engage history buffs and boating enthusiasts alike.