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One World Launches Global Connections Program at Washington Irving

The Hudson Independent

By Rick Pezzullo�. One World recently launched its Global Connections Program at Washington Irving Intermediate School in the Tarrytown School District with...
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Local history: Grand Irving Cliff Hotel overlooking Honesdale never saw a guest

Tri-County Independent

Irving Cliff is named for the famous author Washington Irving, two of his most well-known works being The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle.
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Seattle Public Schools, 1862-2023: Irving School

East Side School was built by Ballard School District No. 50. After it was annexed into the Seattle School District, attendance swelled.
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Washington Irving Manuscripts and Tolkien Presentation Copy to Auction

Fine Books & Collections

A selection of Washington Irving manuscripts leads RR Auction's January Fine Autographs and Artifacts sale.
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Fault line under Glassell Park school prompts a campus revamp

The Eastsider LA

Discover how Washington Irving Middle School's multi-phase modernization project enhances safety, sustainability, and educational spaces.
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Sleepy Hollow, New York, honors author Washington Irving's spooky influence

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery celebrated its 175th anniversary in 2024 and was created partly by Washington Irving, who died 10 years after its founding and is buried...
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The True History Behind �The Legend of Sleepy Hollow�

Westchester Magazine

Largely forgotten today, Washington Irving has an odd historical legacy that dips deep into the families and lands of Westchester County.
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Modern Halloween�s Hudson Valley origins

The Hudson Valley has always been spooky, but Washington Irving was perhaps the first to report it. �A drowsy, dreamy influence seems to hang over the land,...
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Where Did NYC�s Nickname �Gotham� Come From?

The term Gotham meant Goat Town in Anglo-Saxon, and a tiny little village in Nottinghamshire (we're guessing with a lot of goats) was named after it.
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The Hunt for the Headless Horseman: Visiting Washington Irving�s Sleepy Hollow

The Frederick News-Post

When I taught literature, reading �The Legend of Sleepy Hollow� by Washington Irving was one of my favorite fall traditions. Teaching it close to Halloween...
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