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It is not certain who built the first dwelling in the hollow or when. The foundation of the farmhouses’ central dining room, with fireplace and bedroom above, suggest a late 18th century structure.
A two-story, three room clapboard house was built in the 1850's. Later a shed kitchen was added.
In the 1940's two side rooms for bedrooms were added and the entire house was bricked over.
Several more renovations and additions have been added since 1984. Accommodations offer: three bedrooms with private baths, one with a fireplace and whirlpool.
One of the upstairs bedrooms was frequently visited by a sad female ghost believed to be a red cross nurse from the civil war. The house was blessed in 1957 and the ghost has never returned. More about our ghost ...
A two-story, three room clapboard house was built in the 1850's. Later a shed kitchen was added.
In the 1940's two side rooms for bedrooms were added and the entire house was bricked over.
Several more renovations and additions have been added since 1984. Accommodations offer: three bedrooms with private baths, one with a fireplace and whirlpool.
One of the upstairs bedrooms was frequently visited by a sad female ghost believed to be a red cross nurse from the civil war. The house was blessed in 1957 and the ghost has never returned. More about our ghost ...
History of Sleepy Hollow
Terraces, porches, croquet lawn, herb and flower gardens, rooms with view of horses and cattle, spring fed pond for fishing and several large book cases provide opportunities to relax in a family atmosphere.
The warmth and hospitality of Sleepy Hollow reflects Virginia tradition, continuing the reputation of James & Dolly Madison's Orange County.
