Sample artifacts from the Thanksgiving Index below. |
The earliest harvest thanksgiving in America was kept by the Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth in 1621, after the gathering of the first harvest, when Governor Bradley made provision for a day of thanksgiving and prayer. This custom was repeated often during that and the ensuing century. Congress recommended days of thanksgiving annually during the Revolution, and in 1784 for the return of peace. President Madison issued a proclamation of the same import in 1815. Washington appointed a similar day in 1789, after the adoption of the Constitution, and in 1795 he appointed another day as Thanksgiving Day for the general benefits and welfare of the nation. Since 1863 every appointing the last Thursday of November as Thanksgiving Day.
- Search the Thanksgiving coloring pages at Crayon Palace
- Search the Thanksgiving clip art at Christian Clip Art Review
- Search the Thanksgiving doll crafts at The Doll Coloring Book
- Squanto, The Native American Hero of Thanksgiving
- Coloring Pages of Pilgrims
- Color a Chef Presenting The Thanksgiving Turkey!
- Rotating Library Selections for Thanksgiving in 2015
- Doodle a candy corn turkey, landscape, birds, butterflies etc...
- Craft a Goldfish Turkey Collage
- Craft a Pretzel Turkey Collage
- Thanksgiving from The American Sunday School Union
- Craft a Funny Gobbler From Paper Plates
- "When The Frost is On The Punkin"
- The Turkey's Lament by King Gobbler
- Widdy-Widdy-Wurky
- Scrumdiddlyumptious Apple and Quince Treats and Recipes!
- Thanksgiving Silhouette Puzzle
- Stuff The Turkey Puzzle
- The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
- How To Make "Pumpkin Spice" or "Pumpkin Pie" Playdough
- How did the turkey reach safety?
- Picture Puzzle: find the pilgrim
- Giving Thanks at Thanksgiving: A Curious History
- Shape a pinch pot acorn
- Wad, Wrap and Tape A Fall Pumpkin Craft
- Paper Cuts of Thanksgiving Turkeys
- Vintage Paper Cuts for Fall
- Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving Stencils
- When Thanksgiving Comes...
- Craft a moving squirrel cut out...
- Boy Pilgrim Pattern for Thanksgiving
- Thanksgiving by Anonymous
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