Courtesy TarryHollowTown The Headless Horseman may be Westchester’s most famous legend, but Hulda the witch made her mark during the Revolutionary War. Each October, roughly 100,000 visitors flock to ...

Hulda, so the story goes, was disappointed in love. She used to sit brooding alone on this rock for hours at a time and finally committed suicide by plunging from it into the water. Thus the name ...

Carla L. Hall, pictured, developed a show, “Hulda: The other legend of Sleepy Hollow,” about an 18th-century hero and healer who has become a Sleepy Hollow legend in her own right, attracting ...