River cruises are popular around the world. But for two Virginia men they are also a chance to honor a forgotten part of the Commonwealth’s history – to recall how one boat changed the fate of the state.
Sandy Hausman has their story.
James River cruise takes passengers back in time on the boat that made Virginia rich
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