The Headless Horseman made an appearance during the inaugural Sleepy Hollow Music Festival held at Kingsland Point Park in the village, June 8, 2024. / Mark Vergari/Journal News / USA TODAY ...

The Headless Horseman terrorizes visitors at "Horseman's Hollow," a seasonal event in Sleepy Hollow, which inspired the TV series of the same name. Bryan Haeffele “Sleepy Hollow — is that a ...

The Headless Horseman also leads off the popular Mickey’s Boo to You Halloween Parade at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, in reference to the 1949 film The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

Leora Dillon, aka The Headless Horseman, and her horse Eagle, lead the Sleepy Hollow football team onto the field prior to game against Irvington at Sleepy Hollow High School Oct, 19, 2024.

Francis has portrayed the headless horseman in 18 performances this month. “October is intense,” he said. But so was January, when he rode into the Hudson River during an annual cold-weather ...

The Headless Horseman commands pumpkin soldiers to spew a fiery Pumpkin Breath in a cone in two random directions. This spell repeats twice in a row, with the directions changing each time.

The Headless Horseman rides a real horse (really close!) to the wagon which makes this hayride extra spooky/fun. For a less spooky ride, opt for an earlier ticket.

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah — Videos of a headless horseman trotting down Utah streets went viral this Halloween. Now, the woman behind the mask is sharing how the lore of Eagle Mountain came to be.

What does the Headless Horseman go as for Halloween? In the past three years, I’ve gone as Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. My horse has gone as Spider-Man, Thor, and Iron Man. If a kid wanted to ...

They found the headless horseman from 1956 at an antique market, put it on eBay, turned a handsome profit and launched themselves a full-time career. In the 15 or so years since, Amy estimates ...

The headless horseman costume made its first appearance around town in April, and the people WBZ talked to gave it positive reviews. Concord resident Ken Anderson said, "I think this is really clever.

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