A new wave of county park investments will bring cosmetic changes to a deteriorated National Historic Landmark in the hamlet of Cuddebackville, New York.
Stretching over 200 acres, the Delaware and Hudson (D&H) Canal Park is rich in remnants from the canal era when coal from Pennsylvania traveled a 108-mile manmade waterway before floating down the Hudson River to fuel the growth of New York City.
The park is one of eight National Historic Landmark sites in Orange County.
Over the past weeks, county workers cut overgrown bushes along the eastern bank of the Neversink River for clearer views of the remains of the historic Neversink Aqueduct….