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Westchester�s Halloween Icons: Washington Irving vs. Edgar Allan Poe

Westchester Magazine

Tis the season of the witch. And once again two heavyweights of American letters are uncomfortably joined at the hip � Washington Irving and...
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Playing at the Washington Irving River Park in Bixby

TulsaKids Magazine

The new Washington Irving River Park in Bixby connects Washington Irving Memorial Park and Harmony Bridge. See photos of the new playground!
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Ada Shakespeare Company to present Tales of Washington Irving

The Ada Shakespeare Company will present Tales of Washington Irving, an original stage adaptation of three short stories by the famed American author.
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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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Artists

Washington Irving was one of the most famous American authors of the nineteenth century. While he is primarily remembered for short stories.
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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.
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HONORING HISTORY: Washington Irving legacy in the frontier remembered

An area chapter of the group Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate a new marker for Washington Irving at Keystone Ancient...
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Washington Irving: The First Acknowledged American Writer

New American Journal

Irving is literally considered the first American freelance writer who made a living writing, including publishing stories in early magazines of the day like...
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To Tell a Tale With Washington Irving

The Imaginative Conservative

Storytelling shaped Washington Irving and his life as much as he shaped it. Irving describes how from boyhood he rambled about the countryside.
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Why 19th-century New York writer Washington Irving's name is on so many things in Oklahoma

Washington Irving left his mark in Indian Territory in 1832, and his name still graces schools, parks and monuments in Oklahoma 190 years...
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