Thanksgiving was originally celebrated by the explorers
to the new world now known as North America. They had worked the entire
year, harvested their crops and sat down to enjoy the fruits of their labor
with a feast, and often with the Native American Indians. Because the
Americans were able to survive by the easy hunting of turkey, Benjamin Franklin
thought it would be appropriate if the United States of America should honor
it as the national bird since it contributed to the survival of the new settlers.
Thanksgiving
Home Arts
homearts.com/depts/toc/thanksc2.htm
Thanksgiving
on the Net
www.holidays.net/thanksgiving
Entertaining
Ideas for All Ages
www.honeysucklewhite.com/holiday_ideas/entertaining.html
The First
Thanksgiving
www.aec.ukans.edu/LEO/holidays/thanks.html
Thanksgiving
with Reader's Digest
www.readersdigest.com/features/thanksgiving
Thanksgiving
History, Traditions &
Customs wilstar.com/holidays/thanksgv.htm
Thanksgiving
in Tennessee
www.kidsurf.net/turkey
Hassle
Free Holidays On & Off the Net
ConsumerReports.org/news/holiday/holiday.html
Food & Cooking - - See Also
www.tigerx.com/food
Butterball
www.butterball.com
Food &
Fruit Basket Gifts
www.harryanddavid.com
Honeysuckle
White Turkey
www.honeysucklewhite.com
A Guide to
the Whole
Turkey www.magibox.net/~hsw/html/whole_turkeys.html
What To
Do With Leftovers
www.honeysucklewhite.com/holiday_ideas/leftovers.html
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