The first Thanksgiving, painting by Jean Louis Gerome Ferris
In the fall of 1621, 90 Wampanoag Indians and 52 English colonists gathered for a three-day harvest feast. How did Americans get from that celebration to the Thanksgiving ‘traditions’ we observe today? The Christian Science Monitor has this story sometime back.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, everyone!
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That pic is so cool!
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