How Thanksgiving Became a National Holiday
For many Americans, Thanksgiving evokes cherished memories of gathering around the table with loved ones for a grand feast filled with warmth and gratitude. This beloved tradition dates back to the heartfelt celebrations of 1621, when Pilgrims and Wampanoag came together to honor the fruits of their labor. Discover how it blossomed into a cherished national holiday, thanks to the perseverance of Sarah Josepha Hale and President Abraham Lincoln, becoming a timeless symbol of unity amidst our beautiful diversity.