Herschel Groff was born and raised in Grayville. He liked Grayville so much he spent most of his life upon the banks of the Wabash collecting tales of the community’s history and personalities.
Captured in his prose are slices of life in Small Town America such as these:
How the community was thrown into consternation by a topless bartender
Why everybody in Grayville went to bed at precisely 10:10 every night
The amazing but true account of a one-armed ditchdigger
Tales of ancient buried treasure and a poison spring
The strange mystery surrounding notorious Grayville saloonkeeper Mike Smith
Floating “palaces of sin” on the Wabash
And many other stories you will find fascinating, regardless if you’ve ever been to Grayville or not. As Herschel was fond of saying, “You’ve always got a friend in Grayville.” Good old Grayville.
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