Since “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” was first published in 1820, the Headless Horseman has terrified nearly 10 generations. That is some staying power.

Historic Hudson Valley offers five Legend of Sleepy Hollow-themed events and tours, including Legendary Tours of Washington Irving’s Sunnyside and Irving’s ‘Legend,’ both of which take place on the ...

Carla L. Hall, pictured, developed a show, “Hulda: The other legend of Sleepy Hollow,” about an 18th-century hero and healer who has become a Sleepy Hollow legend in her own right, attracting ...

Courtesy TarryHollowTown The Headless Horseman may be Westchester’s most famous legend, but Hulda the witch made her mark during the Revolutionary War. Each October, roughly 100,000 visitors flock to ...

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is a classic American story by Rip Van Winkle author Washington Irving. At 24 pages long, it was a brief account of Ichabod Crane’s autumn sojourn in a small town ...

This year, for the first time, veteran storyteller Jonathan Kruk will bring “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” to life outdoors at Sunnyside. “I tell the story, but I don’t read it,” said Kruk.

The cemetery plays a major part in the Headless Horseman's legend. — -- The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery is steeped in history and is intrinsically linked to one of the best known Halloween tales ...

The Sleepy Hollow conjured here has become such a touchstone for scary legends and stories that residents are startled each time they encounter one another. When schoolteacher Ichabod Crane ...

Since “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” was first published in 1820, the Headless Horseman has terrified nearly 10 generations. That is some staying power.

Since “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” was first published in 1820, the Headless Horseman has terrified nearly 10 generations. That is some staying power.