Season 2 Episode 2: Thomas Cole National Historic Site

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Best Kept Secrets of Greene County, NY

Greene County Economic Development

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We're letting the Catskills out of the bag! Co-hosts Thomas Boomhower and Mark Gustavson highlight the unique communities throughout Greene County, and the one-of-a-kind businesses that thrive within them. They explore the challenges and triumphs of starting a new business, and the reasons why more and more entrepreneurs are finding Greene County such a great place to work and live. As they dig into the local lore, revealing interesting stories about each community they visit, you’ll find out why people say Greene County is the Best Kept Secret in Upstate New York.

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Season 2 Episode 2: Thomas Cole National Historic Site

Best Kept Secrets of Greene County, NY

33 minutes 37 seconds

4 months ago

Season 2 Episode 2: Thomas Cole National Historic Site

In Episode 2 of Season 2, Host Mark Gustavson is joined by co-host Sylvia Hasenkopf on a visit to the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill, NY.Maura O'Shea (Executive Director of the site) and Jennifer Greim (Director for Advancement) host Best Kept Secrets of Greene County, NY in Thomas Cole's 1839 original studio to discuss the multitude of programs and exhibits at the campus, and all things Hudson River School of Art.

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Note: While the Thomas Cole National Historic Site is a predominant destination in Greene County, the county also includes many additional sites on the National Registry.