#PINE HIGHLAND APARTMENTS VERIFICATION#

Violent misdemeanor in the last 5 years: Declined.

Evictions in the last 7 years: Declined.

Credit will not be considered for applicants receiving a housing subsidy as defined by C.R.S.

$2500-$5000 in delinquent debt: 1 month's rent as a deposit + a cosigner. $100-$2499 in delinquent debt: 1 month's rent as a deposit.

If you do not qualify financially, we require a guarantor/cosigner who makes 5x rent per month (before taxes).

#PINE HIGHLAND APARTMENTS VERIFICATION#

Income verification (paystubs, bank statements, offer letters, etc.) from the last 2 months are required at time of application.Roommates must have combined income of 2 times monthly rent.Applicant’s gross income (before taxes) must equal 2 times monthly rent.It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. After the resort's decline, Pine Terrace was stripped of some interior architectural details and converted into apartments. Schildkraut's also maintained the estate's ballroom, sitting rooms and lounges for guest usage. The house was expanded and an upper floor was converted into an open-air sleeping porch, known as the Roof Garden. In the time after Roe's death, the property became Schildkraut's Pine Terrace Park Hotel, a vegetarian health resort. Two large classical French Sphynxes adorned the front entrance. The gardens of Pine Terrace sat behind the estate, and until recent decades were fairly maintained. Roe's Obituary printed in The New York Times, December 23, 1885 This requires the consent of the War Department, to which the necessary application has already been made.' The time of the funeral has not yet been fixed, owing to the desire of the family to carry out his wish to be buried at the West Point Cemetery. Houghton, will officiate at the funeral services. He was during his residence in New York a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration, the Rector of which, the Rev. He is survived by his wife and one son, Lieut. Roe retired from the management of the hotel and from all business. Seward, who, to mark his confidence and regard for the Captain, appointed him first as an aide upon his staff, and subsequently made him Inspector-General of the State. Among those with whom he was closely intimate was Gov. He conducted the hotel business with great success, and was very popular with the army officers and other public men. In 1849 he determined to retire from the river and was induced to take charge of the West Point Hotel, situated within the Academic grounds, and which during his subsequent career became known all over the world as Roe's Hotel. As Captain of the New World, which for years enjoyed the reputation of being the finest and fastest boat ever built, he added to his already great popularity, and during his connection with the noted craft had in his charge at some time nearly every prominent man in the United States.

This vessel proving a failure, he was made Captain of the famous New World which was finished just after the failure of the Iron Witch. This position he reached before he attained the age of 27.Īfter a successful career upon the Clinton he was transferred to the Empire, of Troy, and later to the Iron Witch, which was the first iron-hulled steamer ever built in these waters. After the usual experience, serving in all capacities upon several of the noted boats of the period, he was selected on account of his skill and prudence as Captain of the DeWitt Clinton, at that time the leading boat engaged in the trade between New York and Albany. 15, 1808, and from his early boyhood had an inclination for a steamboat life. 40 Fifth-avenue, was in his time one of the most widely known and popular of the steamboat Captains upon the Hudson River. Stephen Romer Roe, who died yesterday at his residence, No. Roe's wife, Josephine, and son, Major General Charles Francis Roe, maintained the estate after his death. In later years, Roe operated the West Point Hotel, after managing several steamboats. The house was completed in 1865, just after the death of its builder, Captain Stephen Romer Roe, a popular steamboat captain on the Hudson River. The wooden porte-cochère has trefoils characteristic of Gothic Revival. It features a slate mansard roof with a wooden bracketed cornice in the Second Empire style. It was built about 1865 and is a two-story brick building with a central three story pavilion. Pine Terrace is a historic home located at Highland Falls in Orange County, New York.

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