Derry was built as a non-self-propelled commercial barge at South Roundout, New York, in 1894.

Last July, on the heels of the peace accord, the river reopened and the first commercial barge crawled up, loaded with cement, fuel and hope.

As they waited to go through, Tadeusz told her tales of the commercial barges.

This is the first commercial barge in the river in over 15 years.

With a a window seat you can watch the tourist boats and commercial barges steaming by.

Now rivers are being redesigned to fit oversized commercial barges.

Fashion was built as a commercial barge of the same name in 1915 by Richard Rodermond in New York.

Most of these barges were originally built to be commercial barges carrying grain and coal along the rivers and canals.

Empress was built as a commercial barge in 1912.

Anyway, we can get the long first leg free, with food and fodder provided, if we serve as guards on this commercial barge.