E. Perry Palmer wasn’t just a wealthy man; he was a trailblazer in Columbia, SC. Known as one of the region’s most respected funeral directors, Perry built his reputation on compassion.
He had a deep love for life and for his wife, Grace, who tragically passed away at a young age, leaving Perry heartbroken but determined to honor her memory through his work and philanthropy. And so, Perry persisted, continuing to serve his community until his own passing in 2010 at the age of 83.
The mystery of why this incredible home was abandoned hangs over it like a shadow. Was it just too expensive to maintain? Did Perry’s passing leave no one to care for it? Or is there a deeper story hidden in the cracks of those stone walls?
What’s clear is that the Palmer Mansion wasn’t just a house; it was a statement. It reflected Perry’s innovative spirit and his love of blending modernity with the natural world. Even in its ruined state, it feels alive—almost like Perry’s echo still lingers here, waiting for someone to listen...
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Echoes of Elsewhere | an urban exploration podcast
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