Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery is an actual cemetery. It was called Tarrytown Cemetery at first, but after Washington Irving died it was named after the poet's most notable work. The cemetery, which is located in Sleepy Hollow, NY (also a real place, located just a short drive north of NYC, and also originally called North Tarrytown until 1996), houses the dead bodies of Irving, Andrew Carnegie, Walter Chrysler, and William Rockefeller, among many other important people.