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Nantucket/Martha's Vineyard

“Popular host Samantha Brown from the Travel Channel explores the waters of Nantucket with Captain Mike and joins Tim Barton and friends from the White Elephant for a clambake.”

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Ocean Home Magazine, June 2009 Issue

Members Only

“Members can swim, eat, sleep, converse or do nothing at all, rather than clean, write checks, sand, varnish, or navigate. After all, that’s the dream of yachting, is it not?”

Palm Beach Illustrated, November 2008 Issue

Love for Sail

"Having unlimted access to to a boat without the responsibilities of owning sounds like a dream come true. Barton & Gray Mariners Club gives its members access to a fleet of Hinckleys via a clever "debit card". . . "

Soundings, June 2008 Issue

Best of both worlds

"Go when you want, where you want. Spend a joyful day on the water, get back, tie up and walk away. Let someone else take care of the chores. Welcome to fractional yachting.". . . "

Worth, August/September 2008 Issue

All Aboard

"This is the future of yacht ownership for people who are time-challenged and want to own a yacht without all the costs," Mirguet says. "It's going to become the mainstream way of acquiring boats.". . .

Greenwich Magazine, November 2007 Issue

Fractional Ownership, Private Equity and Private Charter Jets, Cars, Resorts and Boats

"There is no long term commitment, large capital expenses or ownership hassles. Members, and thier family and friends, can come on-board and enjoy a relaxing gourmet lunch or cocktail cruise, or simply capture a few quiet moments in the sun. . . "

Town & Country Travel, July 2007 Issue

Dream Boat

"The hassles of yacht ownership can weaken anyone's sea legs, even when price is no issue. So last year, Barton & Gray Mariners Club set out to change that, offering fractional ownership of thirty-six-to-seventy-foot motor yachts . . . "

Robb Report , Summer 2007 Issue

Limited Liability Yacht Club

"Barton and Gray Mariners Club lets you enjoy the yachting experience without diving into a money pit. . . "

Yachting, November 2006 Issue

Fractional This

"For as long as there’ve been yachts for sport and leisure, people have dreamed of ways to own them for less, if not for free. Yachting’s own executive editor, Don Wallace, grew up boating on the 1939 Wheeler 42 that his father bought with two other lawyers and a doctor. In 1959, and they shared the boat on a handshake. “Today they’d form a limited liability corporation, book their weekends online and hire a management company to sweat the details,” says Wallace. "

Palm Beach Daily News, November 16, 2006

Barton & Gray Mariners Club Arrives in Palm Beach

"Barton & Gray Mariners Club, billed as North America's No. 1 luxury fractional yacht ownership provider, will launch its Florida presence in Palm Beach on Monday, Nov. 20. The idea behind the club is simple, according to President Alexander "Sandy" Spaulding: Members get to enjoy a great yachting experience for a fraction of the cost, a high level of turnkey service and the pride of ownership of some of the finest yachts available."

Wellesley/Weston, Fall 2006

A Stich in Time, Leasing Luxury

"At the extreme end of the leasing option is that offered by Barton & Gray Mariners Club, a Boston-based firm whose clients enjoy fractional ownership of an envy-inspiring fleet of fully-crewed 36-, 44-, and 55-foot boats, . . . with all maintenance, insurance, and normal ownership headaches skillfully taken care of."

Issue Nantucket Magazine , July 2006 Issue

Lux Cruising, High End on the High Seas

"For those of us still yearning to to reach in and rescue our drowning Ben Franklins, architect and avid boater Lyman Perry is coming to our rescue. Perry, in association with Barton & Gray Mariners Club, is offering fractional ownership in a variety of 30-60 foot motor yachts, paired with maintenance, upkeep and B&G's immaculate attention to detail, all without having to flush a single bill . . . Twins at Harvard will run you just the other side of $300,000; but with B&G Mariners Club, you can have your picnic and Harvard for Two."