Revival on the Hudson
The Town of Newcomb is reinventing itself.
Long known for its southern gateway into the High Peaks and for historic landmarks such as Great Camp Santanoni or the abandoned mining village of Tahawus, its residents are celebrating fresh business, and are planning civic investments.
So far in 2020, the small town where State Route 28N intersects the upper Hudson River has seen the opening of three key businesses: a cafe with a gas pump, a full-service bar/restaurant, and an inn. A grant announced at the end of 2019 raises hopes further.
The $1.1 million award from New York’s Department of State will go toward building a center to welcome visitors, house the historical society and provide space for exhibits showcasing
