Photo 2 of 7 at Richmond Terrace & Pelton Avenue, Staten Island
1895; 1924
(1) 1262 Richmond Terrace, east side, south of Pelton Avenue, showing a front view of the Pelton House. It was in part erected about 1730, another part was added about 1776, and was the headquarters of General Cortlandt Skinner during the Revolutionary War. It is said that major André was billeted here during the Revolutionary War, and that Prince William Henry, afterwards King William IV, was here once. Rockwell Kent, nationally known artist, occupied for a time a part of the house. For additional data see "Staten Island and its People" by Leng and Davis, vol. 2, p. 936; also "Legends, Stories and Folklore of Old Staten Island." by Hine and Davis, p. 86. 1895 Photo by Aug. Loeffler From Staten Island Museum Collection through P. L. Sperr (2) Another front view of the house, at a later date. 1924 P. L. Sperr (3) A view of the rear of the house, facing south. 1924 P. L. Sperr
Photo from the New York Public Library - Milstein Collection
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