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imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:03, 19 December 2018

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	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The [Sleepy Hollow\|village]] would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The [[Sleepy Hollow\|village]] would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.		The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.

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	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The [Sleepy Hollow\|village]] would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.		The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.

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	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.		The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.

	(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. –[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])		(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. –[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])

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	The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.		The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.

	(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. -V.)		(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. –[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])

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	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[~~Great Britain~~\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.		The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.

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The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[Great Britain|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.

(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. -V.)
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	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The [Sleepy Hollow\|village]] would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The [[Sleepy Hollow\|village]] would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.		The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.

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	[[File:ACRGDB - Sleepy Hollow.png\|250px\|right]]		[[File:ACRGDB - Sleepy Hollow.png\|250px\|right]]
	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The [Sleepy Hollow\|village]] would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.		The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.

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	The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.		The exact date of [[Europe]]ans settling the land is unknown, but the [[Netherlands\|Dutch]] fought against local natives in the early days of New Netherlands. In 1655, a Dutch colonist published a document that referred to the area as "Slapershaven" or, literally, "Sleepers' Haven". In 1664, the [[United Kingdom\|British]] took over the colony and renamed it [[New York]]. The village would be officially incorporated as North Tarrytown in the 19th century. The Anglicized version of this name did not appear until later and was not used as the town's proper name until centuries later.

	The village is best known as the setting of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving.		The village is best known as the setting of "{{Wiki\|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow}}" by {{Wiki\|Washington Irving}}.

	(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. –[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])		(Irving's story was successful enough to get North Tarrytown to change its name to Sleepy Hollow in 1996, but not enough to make anyone named Ichabod attractive or popular. –[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])