Adri’s Daily Grind
Adri Newton
Open daily 6 a.m.–10 p.m. Also called The Daily Grind. One of the first addresses on Main Street.
100 Main Street, corner of Main and Pyle Blvd • 397-GRIND
The shops, diners, and family businesses that make Sleepy Hollow work.
Adri Newton
Open daily 6 a.m.–10 p.m. Also called The Daily Grind. One of the first addresses on Main Street.
100 Main Street, corner of Main and Pyle Blvd • 397-GRIND
Adri Newton and Chef Zzason
The town diner, directly across from Shower Of Power Recording Studios.
160 Main Street • 397-ADRI
Chef Zzason, with hostess Anita Wait
Open Friday and Saturday nights, near the Columbia Theater.
174 Main Street • 397-GDFD
Addison Marcus
Combines baking and artistry.
155 Main Street • 397-BAKE
Artie Choke
A family grocery. Artie bought the store from his family.
1750 Old Hollow Rd • 397-GBAG
Leonardo DaHenchie
Dining while male and female models demonstrate tie fashions. Tailor in back, with men’s and women’s suits, socks, and dress shoes.
524 Milton Way • 397-TIES
Mel Mythomania, “The Lie Master”
A restaurant open Mon–Sat 6 a.m.–10 p.m. and Sun 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
32408 Sleepy Hollow Hwy • 397-FRESH
The Quick family
Next door to Quick Family Funeral Home.
2110 Columbia Blvd • 397-EATN
Otto and Echo Holler, with cashier Cynthia
The town general store. THE Rooster Park is directly behind it.
155 N Vernonia Rd • 397-HGEN
Linda Newton
Books and gifts.
200 Main Street • 397-BOOK
Visit the Shop →Ruby Wright
Weekend appointments available.
106 Main Street • 397-RUBY
Fatier Time
Watch and clock sales and repair.
157 Main Street • 397-TIME
Candie Roseinblume
A Main Street shop.
165 Main Street • 397-BRAS
Jerome Fabblestabble
Gifts and yard art.
185 Main Street • 397-NOME
Steve Fellon
An Army surplus store.
175 Main Street • 397-ACOT
Gifts and flowers.
387 Lovers St. • 397-ROSE
Storage and outdoor gear.
2150 Columbia Blvd • 397-FMLY
Yoda Mann
An advice emporium. $12 monthly subscription.
201 Main Street • 397-CERT
Jerry Dozer, manager
A bedroom furniture retailer.
6500 Emporium Way • 397-SLEEP
C. T. Brownlow and Mayor Maynot
Co-owned with a promise to treat every customer like family. Allan Key is the Service Foreman.
2175 Columbia Blvd • 397-CHEV
Marta Newton
Auto hail repair.
155 S Sleepy Hollow Hwy • 397-HAIL
Foreman Chip Mills
Custom woodwork, repairs, and odd jobs. Also called Newton Workshop. Chip is a ten-time Lumberjack Festival champion.
1450 Newton Hollow Way • 397-WORK
Rebekah Newton
Contractor and restoration specialist.
254 N Sleepy Hollow Hwy • 397-RENO
Rebekah Newton
Hardware.
175 S Sleepy Hollow Hwy • 397-HDWR
Rebekah Newton
Lumber.
58351 Sleepy Hollow Hwy • 397-LMBR
Larry Lectric
Electrical work. “If it looks wrong, fix it.”
115 2nd Street • 397-LECT
Ron
Lawn mowing, on the same street as Larry’s Lectricity.
125 2nd Street • 397-MOWR
Christelle Newton
Custom storage sheds, built in a huge workshop behind her home on Newton Farms. Not a retail store.
397-SHED
DC Driver
Truck driving school “for the Gifted,” through DC Trucking Company of Sleepy Hollow.
31 Trucking Ave Way • 397-HAUL
DC Driver
Transportation services.
1155 Deer View Rd • 397-RIDE
Retired Colonel Jerry Thorton
Sign-making is Jerry’s retirement hobby, run from his home garage.
397-SIGN
Wisa Thenyu
The town bank, beside Fatier’s Second Hand Store.
159 Main Street • 397-BANK
Juanita Newton
Tax help and laundry services, a short walk from City Hall.
255 Elm Street • 397-LNDR
Cami Newton and Maxine Newton
Co-owned by Cami and Maxine.
195 Main Street • 397-TLAW
Stacy Newton
The studio behind many of Sleepy Hollow’s signs, newspaper advertisements, and storefront displays.
180 Main Street • 397-HART
Duane Newton
A recording studio where even the shyest discover hidden talents.
161 Main Street • 397-PWER
Mariah Newton, with receptionist Tara Digm
Salon services in front, and construction-nail manufacturing in the warehouse out back.
479 NW Hairdone Way • 397-NAILS
Ramona Newton
Personal training for people of all ages.
265 Elm Street • 397-CRMP
Lyle Learn
Drawing, sewing, cleaning, and other tasks. “Why learn when someone can do it for you?”
397-LERN
Naddia Mann
Yoda Mann’s sister offers a $12 dating cleanse.
397-DATE
Duane, Granny, and Robert Yance Newton
A 2,500-acre ranch. The office is shared with Newton Farms Cattle Co.
240 Pyle Blvd • 397-FARM
Marta Newton, operator
The Newton family cattle company.
240 Pyle Blvd • 397-BEEF
Brieanna Newton-Kinkade
Connects local growers with families and businesses.
504 Milton Way • 397-ROOT
Adri Newton, with Foreman Brian Kinkade
Also advertised as Adri’s Sanitary Napkin Factory. Paper napkin manufacturing, near Water Tower 1.
4385 Sanitary Way • 397-WIPE
Adri Newton
In the former hospital building, directly across from the current hospital.
234 Pyle Blvd • 397-SAND
Robert Yance Newton
Preserves Sleepy Hollow’s stories, poems, and history.
250 Pyle Blvd • 397-SHPC
Granny Newton
The newspaper of Sleepy Hollow. Granny bought it from Uncle Clancy when she was about twenty. Shares its building with The Hollow News.
110 Plymouth Street • 397-PRESS
Granny Newton, Stormy Gale, and Ray Dient
The reporting and broadcast side of Granny’s Sleepy Hollow Rooster. Contact Rusty Newton about The Hollow Spotlight.
110 Plymouth Street • 397-NEWS
Laurie Brownlow
The historic theater, restored with Rebekah the Renovatah.
170 Main Street • 397-SNAK
RollIn Grindhouse
A skate shop.
410 West Roll • 397-SKATE
John O’Shoot
Also called John’s Shooting Range, near the Fair Grounds.
230 Fair Way • 397-INRG
Pappa and Ata Doosie
The carnival’s office and ride warehouse. It operates at the Fair Grounds.
220 Fair Way • 397-PAPPA
Chief Physician Doctor Carlos
Treats people and animals.
235 Pyle Blvd • 397-SHER
Barry M. Quick, funeral director
The Quick family bought the funeral home from Granny Newton.
2100 Columbia Blvd • 397-GRND
Pastor Mike Fast
Cathedral of the Hollow United Revival Christian House of God. Services Sunday at noon and Wednesday at 6 p.m.
150 5th Street • 397-LGOD
Mad Cow
The Catholic church on Third Street, beside St. Brigid Park.
115 Third Street • 397-PRAY
Deacon Mal Brooks
Also called Sleepy Congregation Church.
7th and Heaven • 397-SHCC
Between Elm Street and Plymouth Street, directly in front of the courthouse.
A huge park beside the Library, with batting cages, soccer and softball fields, a playground, and Water Tower 2.
S. 18th Street
Directly behind Holler General Store, with baseball fields, tennis courts, a playground, and Water Tower 3.
N Vernonia Rd
Ramona Newton
The official skate park, beside Newton Park.
S. 18th Street
A splash pad, a playground, public restrooms, and a stage for summer concerts by local artists. Right of the courthouse.
Strand Street
The park on Third Street, beside St. Brigid Catholic Church.
Third Street
Home of the carnival and fair events.
200 Fair Way • 397-FAIR
The Quick family
About 10 miles from Sleepy Hollow.
Jamsin Rhodes
A branch of Sleepy Hollow Parks & Recreation.
397-QMTJ
Mayor Maynot and Paige Turner
The main switchboard is 397-CITY.
245 Elm Street • 397-CITY
Founder’s Park is directly in front.
230 Strand Street • 397-CORT
A public building on Hollow Lane East.
289 Hollow Lane East • 397-LIFE
The town archive, holding residents’ creation records and images.
260 Pyle Blvd • 397-SHPS
Off Sleepy Hollow Hwy.
121 Salmon St • 397-NUKE
Tower 1 is by the Hospital and the Sanitary Napkin Factory. Tower 2 is in Newton Park. Tower 3 is in THE Rooster Park.
Fair Way Industrial Park, McNulty Creek Industrial Park, Milton Creek Industrial Park, and the 205-acre Sanitation Industrial Business Park.
A historic landmark. The old showerhouse tank was once used for town sewage storage.
Illustrated shop fronts are coming soon.