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	Riverside (house) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was built for steel magnate Charles M. Schwab, and was the grandest and most ambitious house ever built on the island of Manhattan.
		The 75-room mansion between 73rd and 74th Streets was designed by an architect with only a modest reputation, Maurice Ebert, as an eclectic Beaux-Arts mixture of pink granite features that made the Vanderbilt mansions on Fifth Avenue look cramped.
		Schwab was a risk-taker and later went bankrupt in the Stock market crash of 1929.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Riverside_(house) (433 words)

	He Did It!
		Schwab was assigned to speak about the glorious future of steel, of a grand integrated company able to compete globally.
		Schwab knew Louise Carnegie was anxious for her husband to retire, so he turned to her.
		Rather than castigating Schwab, Carnegie said he'd have to think it over and that Schwab should call on him the next morning-perhaps that dinner at which Schwab and Morgan met was not a matter of coincidence.
	www.conference-board.org /articles/atb_article.cfm?id=117 (2284 words)

	Nanty Glo Forum Letters #307
		Schwab spent a lot of money on "Immergrum." From the main house he had a full view of Loretto.
		Schwab told him if he met his goals he would pay off the mortgage on the man's house.
		Schwab donned on coveralls over his business suit, crawled under the furnace, and rectified the problem himself.
	www.nantyglo.com /ltr307.htm (1093 words)

	Haunted Mansion
		The Haunted Mansion is an attraction that may be too graphic for young children, so parental discretion is advised, yet it still lacks the effort of being terrifying.
		The Mansion itself possesses its own story-line of a young couple on their wedding day, when a game of "hide and seek" goes terribly array.
		The bride decides to hide in a trunk in the attic of the "Mansion" when the trunk closes, locking her inside, not to be discovered until it is too late.
	www.magictrips.com /parks/mk/haunted_mansion.shtml (1062 words)

	Local history including Men of Bethlehem at the Bethlehem Area Public Library
		Schwab, following a conference with President Woodrow Wilson, was appointed Director General of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, and he immediately turned his abilities solely to the vital work of building of ships.
		Schwab’s name had been mentioned before for more than one government post, but he felt his position as head of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation one of the most essential of the war industries, was of vital importance.
		Schwab’s services were virtually commandeered by the government, meaning that his experience as a steel maker and builder of ships has been drafted for the nation to aid in the war against Germany.
	www.bapl.org /lochist/comlife/people/mob/mob004-005.html (448 words)

	BRITISHPATHE.COM \| SCHWAB MANSION aka DEMOLITION OF POLISH CASTLE \| 2421.21 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		SCHWAB MANSION aka DEMOLITION OF POLISH CASTLE
		Various shots of the eight million dollar Schwab mansion belonging to steel magnate Charles M. Schwab at Riverside Drive, New York, being demolished to make way for a 2,000 room apartment building.
		SCHWAB MANSION aka DEMOLITION OF POLISH CASTLE (1:55:10:00 - 1:55:44:00) 1948
	www.britishpathe.com /thumb_pf.php?id=92870 (214 words)

	Inside Chico State - Volume 36 Number 2
		Schwab is an assistant director at CAVE, an organization that played an important role in her life as a student.
		Schwab served two years on the Bidwell Park and Playground Commission, an opportunity for her to “find her voice,” she says, and one that led her to being elected to the Chico City Council last fall.
		Schwab is passionate about Bidwell Park, for its natural beauty and the sense of community she finds there.
	www.csuchico.edu /pub/inside/05_10_13/schwab.shtml (626 words)

	Kearney Mansion (Fresno, California)
		The present-day "mansion" was not intended to be Kearney's main residence, but rather the caretaker's lodge.
		Today the mansion, operated by the Fresno City and County Historic Society as a museum, exhibits 50 percent of the original furnishings, including wallpapers and art nouveau light fixtures.
		It was leased to Fresno County, and in 1962 the mansion was leased to the Fresno City and County Historical Society as a museum.
	historicfresno.org /nrhp/kearney.htm (756 words)

	Stevenson mansion investment opportunity commercial historic sale income producing property owner financing pennsylvania
		Stevenson is also said to have strongly denied moving the mansion for spite, and that he moved it because it was unlikely to sell since the wealthy people in town had already built their homes.
		All the mansion's materials were meticulously numbered and carefully dismantled by experienced workmen under the supervision of the original architect, S.W. Foulk and shipped in deep beds of straw.
		They then put the mansion back together with all of the numbered stones facing inside so the mansion was actually put together totally in reverse of its original layout.
	www.mansionthatmoved.com /steve66_history.htm (1343 words)

	Bombs planted outside billionaire's home - smh.com.au
		One of the devices was left outside Schwab's mansion overlooking the world famous Pebble Beach golf course, 200km south of San Francisco, while the other was at his offices in the nearby town of Carmel.
		No injuries or damage was reported in connection with the bomb, and Schwab was not in the resort town at the time, according to a spokesperson.
		Schwab is founder and chairman of San Francisco-based Charles Schwab and Co., which pioneered discount retail stock broking beginning in the 1970s and grew to become the country's fourth largest stockbroker.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/08/20/1061261201510.html?from=storyrhs (350 words)

	New York Architecture Images-
		The Charles M. Schwab mansion was the most lavish of the turn-of-the-century villas on Riverside Drive.
		But despite the latter house's elegant replacement, the demolition of the two mansions, as well as the contemporaneous destruction of mansions belonging to William Astor and C. Huntington, reflected radical changes not only in the city's architectural and urbanistic texture, but also in its social composition.
		Charles Schwab's decision in 1939 to close his French Renaissance style chateau on Riverside Drive between Seventy-third and Seventy-fourth streets was one of the last nails in the coffin of a lavish domestic metropolitanism.
	www.nyc-architecture.com /GON/GON032.htm (1384 words)

	North Ridge Books - The Ultimate Hollywood Tour Book
		Schwab's was the most famous drugstore in America, partly because its owner, pharmacist Leon Schwab, kept claiming that Lana Turner was "discovered" sitting on a stool at the soda fountain in his store.
		There is, at least, truth to the story that in its heyday Schwab's was a popular hangout for writers and actors looking for work.
		When actor Johnny Depp bought this 29-room mansion in 1995, some entertainment magazines reported that it was once owned by Bela Lugosi and that the Munchkins stayed there during the filming of The Filming of Oz.
	www.nrbooks.com /sample_chapter.htm (2165 words)

	Missoulian - Man crashes in Schwab's mansion, police say
		A Hamilton man was transferred from the lap of luxury to the Ravalli County Detention Center this week after he was allegedly discovered living in a mansion belonging to financial guru Charles Schwab.
		Timothy Krasovich told the court Tuesday that he believed Schwab's part-time residence, located at the Stock Farm east of Hamilton, actually belonged to a woman he met at a bar last Saturday night.
		But when deputy Loren Hochhalter investigated a "suspicious circumstance" call relating to the Schwab mansion, Krasovich soon found himself charged with felonies relating to the theft of the Suburban and being in Schwab's home.
	www.missoulian.com /articles/2003/12/31/news/local/news05.txt (362 words)

	New York City Above Forty Second Street - Part 5
		Between 73d and 74th Streets is the very fine residence of Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate, which cost nearly three mil-lion dollars, irrespective of contents, and may become the property of New York City after the death of Mr.
		Schwab, to be used as a residence for New York mayors and the seat of municipal hospitality.
		Near the entrance that is close to the subway station at 242d Street is the Van Cortlandt Mansion, built in 1748.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles05/new-york-city-35.shtml (2069 words)

	onLION/Lion Ambassador Virtual Tour Stop 12
		Schwab Auditorium, the University’s Renaissance-style theatre, was built in 1903 and named for Charles M. Schwab, president of the Board of Trustees from 1902-1932 and the donor of the funds for the building.
		Schwab is home to the Thespians, a student theatre group that stages performances throughout the year.
		The President’s House, as it was called until 1970, was designed as a country Georgian mansion.
	alumni.psu.edu /vrpennstate/VirtualAmbassador/12_OldBotany_UHouse.html (270 words)

	Analysis of the Graded Property Tax, Robert M. Schwab, Amy Rehder Harris, October 1997
		In terms of the Oates and Schwab example,all parcels would be taxed as if they produced a rental income of $1,000 in period one and $1,100 in all subsequent periods.
		Oates and Schwab assembled time-series data on new building activity for a sample of 15 cities and metropolitan areas in the Rust Belt including Pittsburgh.
		Oates and Schwab argue that this criticism is a serious misinterpretation of their position.
	www.dcwatch.com /taxrev/taxres17.htm (10395 words)

	The Write News Blog -- Comics News
		Today Schwab Learning, a nonprofit program of the Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation dedicated to helping families of children with learning and attention problems, has announced a partnership with cartoonist Jim Davis, creator of comic icon Garfield.
		Schwab and Davis found common ground in the issue of learning difficulties.
		Schwab himself suffers from dyslexia and often used comic books in school to study classic works of literature.
	www.writenews.com /comicsnews (2269 words)

	Worlds Greatest Stock Trader
		Schwab and Cutten both died broke; Whitney spent years of his life in Sing Sing penitentiary; Fall also spent years in prison, but was released so he could die at home; and the others- Livermore, Fraser, and Kruegger, committed suicide.
		The chauffeur knew the drill, he had to be entering the driveway at precisely seven twenty.
		There were two chauffeurs, one for Dorothy, or "Mousie" as he called her, and one for "J.L." as he liked to be called.
	www.jesselivermore.com /wgst.html (5230 words)

	New York Architecture Images- SEARCH- gone but not forgotten
		Unabashedly extravagant, the parent castle was modeled in part on a Loire Valley chateau, while the adjacent building to the north, one of a matching pair constructed by Brokaw for two sons, was flamboyantly Gothic.
		The mansion to the east was more restrained and classical.
		The lamentations over the razing of the mansions strengthened the growing preservation movement that the loss of Pennsylvania Station had catalyzed.
	www.nyc-architecture.com /GON/GON.htm (4232 words)

	Alumni Volunteer Update: A message from the Executive Director
		On Wednesday, July 7, the Penn State Alumni Association will be hosting a family reunion luncheon for descendants of the families of George W. Atherton, the seventh president of Penn State from 1882-1906, and William A. Buckhout, a legendary professor of botany during the same era.
		He played the pivotal role on the national stage in generating the federal legislation—the Hatch Act of 1887 and the Second Morrill Act of 1890—that provided the sorely needed financial support spelling the difference between life and death for all the struggling land-grant colleges of that era.
		In fact, the Centre Furnace Mansion served as the de facto headquarters for the institution in its aborning years, with Thompson—then also serving as Penn State’s treasurer—hosting many trustee meetings and college guests.
	www.imakenews.com /psaanews/e_article000267447.cfm?x=b11,0 (816 words)

	Classicist
		The only of the riverside mansions still standing that gives us any sense of what Tocqueville saw, and that indeed Tocqueville saw, is "Gracie Mansion," the house built in 1799 (and added to thereafter) by Archibald Gracie.
		Please note that both the Schwab mansion and the Gracie house partook of the vocabulary of classical architecture.
		Ellen Stern is the author of Gracie Mansion: A Celebration of New York City's Mayoral Residence.
	classicist.blogs.com (5616 words)

	Nearby Attractions
		Mount Assisi Sunken Gardens -- Located on Immergrun, the summer estate of Bethlehem Steel magnate Charles Schwab, these beautiful gardens are maintained by the Franciscan Friars Monastery.
		The Italian formal garden features a waterfall, reflecting pools, religious shrines, classical sculpture, rock gardens, a spectacular view of the Schwab mansion and more.
		The gardens are open from sunrise to sunset (the mansion is occupied by the Franciscans and is not open to the public).
	www.jaha.org /VisitorResources/attractions.html (1001 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / New Neighborhoods
		Not, however, to search for haunted houses or to attempt communion with the dead, but simply as a remembrance of what had gone before.
		What was once the Schwab mansion on Riverside Drive, encircled by a glorious and extensive private garden, was demolished in 1948 to make room for Schwab Houses, an apartment complex occupying an entire block.
		And as a novelist, she recalled time spent at the splendid old Random House offices on Madison Avenue and Fiftieth Street, themselves created from the impossibly gilded Villard Houses.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/ah/2005/2/2005_2_5.shtml (603 words)

	History Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Such was the case with the Brown mansion, which stood in the way of oncoming B&O Railroad tracks, forcing it to be moved in 1903.
		In 1915, what would have otherwise been a routine house move became a more challenging prospect when Charles M. Schwab declared his Loretta, PA summer home to be moved without damage to the fruit tree orchard surrounding it.
		Eichleay responded by jacking-up the structure 27 feet, and then moving it, successfully clearing the treetops and placing the home 1500 feet away.
	www.eichleay.com /subs/history_intro.html (1473 words)

	Daily Record Sports - Devils place Schwab on IR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Devils place Schwab on IR EAST RUTHERFORD — The New Jersey Devils placed backup goaltender Corey Schwab on their injured reserve list with a groin problem on Wednesday.
		It is the third time since Nov. 21 that Schwab has been sidelined by the groin injury.
		Ari Ahonen has been with the team as Brodeur’s backup since Schwab’s injury was noticed.
	www.dailyrecord.com /sports/pro/sports4-010104devs.htm (260 words)

	Biographical Information
		It wasn't at Schwab's Drugstore as has oft been reported but at The Top Hat Cafe, right next to Hollywood High.
		When she sat down on the stool she kept noticing a man staring at her.
		They gave parties for hundreds and took expensive vacations and by end of their marriage, Topping's fortunes had been so depleted, that it was Lana who was paying all of the bills and household expenses.
	www.lanaturneronline.com /biographical_information%20about%20Lana.htm (4305 words)

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		Unfortunately, the Haunted Mansion's owner has decided to assign a very high value to his mark.
		The one I'm building is a cross between the Haunted Mansion's hearse (http://www.anaserve.com/~BoBandrews/hmhearse.jpg) and the Crane and Breed Six-Column Glass-Side Hearse (http://www.hearse.com/photoalbum/c&b6c1.gif).
		The one I'm > building is a cross between the Haunted Mansion's hearse > (http://www.anaserve.com/~BoBandrews/hmhearse.jpg) and the Crane and > Breed Six-Column Glass-Side Hearse > (http://www.hearse.com/photoalbum/c&b6c1.gif).
	www.wildrice.com /Halloween-L/Arc/1997/05/HA19970518.txt (19347 words)

	Maurice Hébert
		In 1900 he set up practice in New York City, with branch offices in Paris, Lyon, and Grenoble.
		His first major project was a French Chateau style mansion on Riverside Drive for Bethlehem Steel magnate Charles M. Schwab.
		While the Schwab Mansion was under construction, Hébert was retained by Fresno land baron M. Theo.
	historicfresno.org /bio/hebert.htm (342 words)

	Memphis Tennessee Attractions, recreation, things to do in Memphis TN
		Pick up a 99 cent necktie or a voodoo potion or try on one of the world's largest pair of overalls.
		During this landmark year, we invite you to get to know the man behind the rock n' roll legend.
		Stroll through Graceland Mansion, climb aboard his custom jets, and see his famous pink Cadillac.
	www.usacitiesonline.com /tncountymemphisattractions.htm (1127 words)

	Financial, Economic Analysis, Business, Mortgage Industry Resources and Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		To be sure, as rates and home values continue to rise, many borrowers will find it more difficult to afford their dream homes.
		Last week I was on a conference call with Inman News CEO and founder Brad Inman and a number of executives who provide Web services to the real estate community.
		From mansions to mud: American housing evolves New book celebrates environmentally conscious building Friday, September 03, 2004 By Arrol Gellner Inman News A few days ago I got a serendipitous lesson in the extremes of American housing.
	www.pmgmortgage.net (7695 words)

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