As this would-be decluttering specialist attempted to put his 5-year-old cousin’s spacious playroom back into some semblance ...

and to assert the event's direct link to the ‘first Thanksgiving’ of Plymouth Colony.” Many myths have grown around Thanksgiving, The Mayflower, and other historical events. The Museum Gallery Archive ...

Thanksgiving, which falls on the last Thursday of November, is the most important holiday for many Americans, often ...

The Pilgrims subsequently founded Plymouth Colony and formed an alliance with the Wampanoag. "The Thanksgiving myth that many Americans have been brought up with would have us believe that the ...

Plymouth Colony and the Troubled History of Thanksgiving.” As Americans looked for an origin story that wasn’t soaked in the blood of Native Americans or built on the backs of slavery ...

the three-day harvest festival that brought together the settlers of the Plymouth Colony and the Wampanoag people in the Autumn of 1621 is often symbolically considered the first Thanksgiving ...

One of the most well-known and one of the earliest Thanksgiving feasts was that of the Pilgrims at the Plymouth Colony on Nov. 22, 1621. It had been a difficult year for the English settlers who ...

There weren’t any cranberry bogs in the immediate area of the Plymouth Colony, however, so the first Thanksgiving may have lacked the fruit—in sauce form or otherwise. Without pie crust ...

the movie follows high school student Jess and her group of friends as they are stalked by a serial killer dressed as John Carver (the first governor of Plymouth Colony, who also happens to have a ...

But Thanksgiving itself isn’t outlined specifically ... Wampanoag leader who allied with the English and helped the Plymouth Colony survive. The war is sometimes described as the bloodiest ...

The modern holiday of Thanksgiving has its roots in the English colony of Plymouth in 1621. In American lore, it was a moment of cross-cultural cooperation and comity. But that feast did not ...