The Shuttered Restaurant Flotilla of Covington

The Ohio River is the lifeblood from which Cincinnati was born. At one point in time, it was littered with steam boats and paddle wheels bound to head west. Even today, it's still a major shipping channel for freight barges. On the shores of Northern Kentucky, where the view of the Cincinnati skyline is a preeminent feature, floating restaurants and attractions took the place of steam boats.

But in Covington, there's a fleet of shuttered vessels that aren't currently serving any customers.