Tag Archives: Thanksgiving

A detailed history of New York City’s Evacuation Day, a former holiday that landed on November 25 and was second only to Independence Day in NYC’s patriotic pantheon.

It would not be Thanksgiving without an Brooklyn inflatable decoration article.

Examining Greanda’s annual October 25 Thanksgiving, which commemorates the beginning of the 1983 American-led intervention to restore order in the small Caribbean nation.

The fourth pigeon is always the trickiest.

A comprehensive guide to every Thanksgiving Proclamation in the Philippines (1935-1984)

“Though our mode of life has greatly changed, [the Thanksgiving] custom has always survived.”

Tipping over Thanksgiving.

Someone gave voice to the anguished cries of a rotting Brooklyn pumpkin in March. Fortunately, one New Leaf Journal editor was available to spread the message.

A month of article pairs.

“[S]aved from death by President Coolidge’s distaste for that particular delicacy.”

Re-printing a children’s poem called “Pumpkin Pie” by Mary Mapes Dodge.

〜Examining the story and text of George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation〜