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The Headless Horseman: The Complete Legend of Sleepy Hollow’s Most Famous Ghost | American Folklore for Sleep
The Headless Horseman: The Complete Legend of Sleepy Hollow’s Most Famous Ghost | American Folklore for Sleep
A slow, quiet retelling of the Headless Horseman, made for falling asleep to.
It's one of the few American ghost stories with a known author and a publication date, and it has outgrown both of them so completely that most people assume it's much older. A writer published it in 1820, set it in a real Dutch-settled valley north of New York, and gave it a ghost: a Hessian trooper whose head was taken off by a cannonball somewhere in the Revolutionary War, buried in the churchyard, and…
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