For an honest look at what the Pilgrims were really up to in 1621, check out Nathaniel Philbrick’s “The First Thanksgiving” (Penguin, $2.99). This trim ebook — about 60 pages — is part ...

1. The year following the famous feast that has come to be known as the First Thanksgiving, a slim volume of Pilgrim writings titled “Mourt’s Relation” was published in London. Most of the ...

If you thought Plymouth, Massachusetts, was the birthplace of the first Thanksgiving, think again. According to late Florida historian Michael Gannon, the true origins of this beloved feast trace ...

Pre K students at Bains Lower Elementary used paper, glue and oil pastels to create art of a Native American in Laura Lindsey’s class as they talked about the first ...

TV Fanatic is honored to share your first look at the key art! (Chris Reel/The CW) A Waltons Thanksgiving reunites the Walton family as they prepare for Thanksgiving in 1934.

While Thanksgiving has been celebrated in some way, shape, or form in America since the first colonial record of it in October 1620, it wasn’t until 1863, smack in the middle of the Civil War ...

Artist Jennie Augusta Brownscombe painted this work, The First Thanksgiving at Plymouth, in 1914. Fine Art Images/Heritage Images/Getty Images Preparation and leftovers looked a little different ...

First Thanksgiving feast shared by English and Wampanoag people in 1621 was an unplanned three-day gathering, according to historians.

But for poet Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, that narrative of the first Thanksgiving — when historians believe English pilgrims and the Wampanoag tribe gathered in modern-day Plymouth, Massachusetts ...

When horror fans first got their eyes on the “Thanksgiving” trailer, it sparked a fervent appetite for the whole meal, but with the full film finally hitting theaters after 16 years of ...