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Did you know the traditional folklore about the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow comes from an American Revolutionary War battle? A Hessian horseman was decapitated by an American cannonball during the Battle of Merritt Hill, on October 28, 1776. American General, William Heath, recorded this in his journal. Author, Washington Irving, incorporated this event into his short story, "The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow", where the Headless Horseman rises every Halloween in search of his lost head. This comes with: One (1) Headless Horseman (Dimensions 3.25"x3.25"x.75") Looking for more tiny wooden buildings for your home décor? Visit my shop to see more. Did you know? Each design at Cat's Meow Village has a hidden black cat. Did you find him? He's the one that certifies that you have a true Cat's Meow. catsmeow.com Cats Meow Village, Sleepy Hollow, Headless Horseman
