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Where the legend of Washington Irving lives on

BY REY MASHAYEKHI | As a born-and-bred New Yorker who became one of America's first and greatest literary icons, Washington Irving's legacy...
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Peek Through Time: Washington Irving, creator of 'The Headless Horseman' once owned Jackson County land

Washington Irving is that for a few years he owned acreage in Waterloo Township. And therein is a true tale to be told.
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Headstones Damaged At Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Immortalized By Washington Irving's Literary Classic

There is worry at a church cemetery made famous by "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." The pastor says someone has done subtle-but-significant damage to historic...
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Washington Irving and the Specter of Cultural Continuity

Generations ago, around the time of Stanley Williams' 1935 study of the man and his works, intellectual fashion made one of its less...
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Free Little Library at Washington Irving School in Tarrytown

The Hudson Independent

Adding a Free Little Library to the Washington Irving Elementary school was the idea of Lisa Piedimonte, a Tarrytown resident.
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Reassessing �Hide and Seek� 20 Years Later

Upstate New York is a beautiful place, especially for a scary story. From Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hollow to the Quiet Place...
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Mavericks� resolve earns impressive win over Thunder

Maybe you've heard this one before. An NBA team is missing its superstar and can't completely figure out how to cope, losing to a team they...
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"Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution"

Oberlin College and Conservatory

"[Oberlin College] President Carr, members of the faculty, and members of the graduating class of this great institution of learning, ladies and gentlemen:.
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Mavs midseason report card: Injuries, illness plague Dallas early on

It's hard to figure out just how good the Mavericks are at the midway point of the season given the litany of injuries to their key players.
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THE LEGACY OF WASHINGTON IRVING (Published 1983)

The New York Times

Washington Irving, certainly the county's most famous resident, became one of the nation's most beloved and respected citizens.
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