The Village of Sleepy Hollow, steeped in folklore, was immortalized by Washington Irving, author of Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Philipsburg Manor, a 1720 national landmark, forms a bridge to America's past where granite millstones ground wheat into flour, a basic commodity in the Philips family international trading empire. Pocantico Hills' Rockefeller Kykuit Estate is immediately to the east and residential neighborhoods of Philips Manor and Sleepy Hollow are located by the river.

Sleepy Hollow Population and Size

• Approximately 8,180 residents
• 2.3 square miles in size

Sleepy Hollow Transportation

• Located 26 miles from New York City
• Metro North Hudson Line from Phillipse Manor Station to Grand Central Station is 40 minutes

Sleepy Hollow Education

• Sleepy Hollow is served by the Union Free School District of the Tarrytowns
• Sleepy Hollow High School
• Sleepy Hollow Middle School
• Elementary Schools include: John Paulding School, WL Morse School, Tappan Hill School, Washington Irving Intermediate School

Sleepy Hollow Recreation

• Phillipse Manor Beach and Boat Club
• Phillipsburg Manor, 1720 National Landmark
• Rockefeller State Park Preserve has over 1400 acres of property with walking trails, riding trails, ponds, and more
• Other Local parks include: Devries Park and Field, Douglas Park, Kingsland Point Park, Patriots Park

Sleepy Hollow Places of Worship

• Immaculate Conception Church
• Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow
• Nearby: Temple Beth Abraham