The Most Interesting Ship You Never Heard Of | R/V Robert Gray @PowerMotoryacht
The Most Interesting Ship You Never Heard Of | R/V Robert Gray  @PowerMotoryacht
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Take a walk through a 117-foot nautical time machine.
Built in 1936 for surveying Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, the former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers vessel Robert Gray has been repurposed by Charleston's Voyager's Club into an adventure and research vessel. Step aboard a ship straight out of an Indiana Jones movie with Power & Motoryacht's Senior Editor Chris Dixon.

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