The Grace Bailey was built in Patchogue, New York, in 1882 by Oliver Perry Smith and restored in 1990. It was named for owner Edwin Bailey’s daughter, according the ship’s website.

While the Grace Bailey was old, built in 1882, there are several older vessels that carry passengers off the Maine coast. The Lewis R. French and Stephen Taber were both built in 1871, Jacques said.

The Grace Bailey's overall length is 118 feet (36 meters) and it can carry 29 passengers, according to its official website. It was built in Long Island, New York, in 1882. Share ...

The Grace Bailey's overall length is 118 feet, according to its official website. It was built in Long Island, New York, in 1882. The vessel takes several trips during the summer months every ...

A Grace Bailey crewmember called the Coast Guard for help about 10 a.m., and the agency sent a lifeboat to assist, the Coast Guard said. When they arrived, ...

Dr. Emily Mecklenburg, 40, of Rockland, Maine, was killed when the mast of the 118 foot Grace Bailey shattered and fell to the deck while the vessel was under sail a mile out to sea.

The Grace Bailey was built in Patchogue, New York, in 1882 by Oliver Perry Smith and restored in 1990. It was named for owner Edwin Bailey’s daughter, according to the ship’s website.

Grace Bailey, a Soquel High alumna, is known for her physical presence in soccer, regardless of the surface she's playing on. (Beach Soccer Worldwide) She’s also enjoying her experience abroad.

Time seems to slow down on the Grace Bailey, leaving plenty of room for connections to be made. “It’s never the same for an entire trip — always something new to look at,” he said.