Thanksgiving Collection (#8)

Two turkeys sitting in barn windows

Soldiers Return
29th October 1900: Soldiers of the City Imperial Volunteers Regiment parade from Paddington Station to a Thanksgiving service at St

Wembley Service
25th May 1924: The Empire Day Thanksgiving Service at the Empire Exhibition, Wembley. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Thanksgiving
23rd April 1789: A thanksgiving service for the recovery of King George III of Great Britain in St Pauls Cathedral, London

No Fun For Some
circa 1850: In a postcard entitled Thanksgiving Day, a young boy with a hatchet chases a turkey across a field. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Peace Rally
July 1919: Open-air thanksgiving service at St. Pauls Cathedral, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Thanksgiving At Home
Illustration of arriving at the Old Home for Thanksgiving. (Photo by Frederic Lewis/Getty Images)

A V2 on display in Trafalgar Square
A V-2 on display in Trafalger Square with a crowd listening to a speech by Clement Atlee at the beginning of Thanksgiving Saving Week. 15 September 1945. Date: 1945

The Chap Book: Thanksgiving no. 1895. Will H Bradley (1868-1962) American artist. Art Nouveau style illustration showing two women holding trays of food

Thanksgiving Day at Consolidated Mess, Fort Sheridan, Sergeant First Class Willie Jackson, daughters Sandra, Delores, wife Roswitha, holding baby, Heide

Give Us This Day Our Turkey Postcard. ca. 1908, Give Us This Day Our Turkey Postcard

Postcard of Turkeys. ca. 1899-1915, Cordial Thanksgiving Greetings

Postcard of Pilgrim Plucking a Turkey. ca. 1910, Thanksgiving Day, Greetings

November Calendar Postcard with Little Girl Carrying a Turkey. 1906, November Calendar Postcard with Little Girl Carrying a Turkey

Turkey Day Coming Up
Hollywood, California: c. 1935. Hal Roach comedienne, Patsy Kelly, (1910-1981) is getting ready to put an end to Tom the Turkey

Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner. -drawn S. G. Mccutcheon
Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner.-drawn S. G. Mccutcheon, US, USA, America, United States, American, Engraving 1880

The imperial procession going to the Notre Dame, to attend the Te Deum sung in thanksgiving for the capture of Sevastopol. Paris, France. engraving 1855

Te Deum sung in the church of the Notre-Dame, in thanksgiving for the capture of Sevastopol, 1855. Paris, France. Engraving

Small pumpkin pies in basket near two glasses of milk and pumpkin in background

A display of harvest produce on a farmhouse table

Painting of Thanksgiving at Plymouth, Massachusetts

Girl looking at turkey dinner

Boy looking at Thanksgiving dinner

Boy at dinner table looking at turkey

Roast turkey on bed of sausages, bacon rolls and chestnuts, garnished with green leaves, served on white dish next to bowls of bread sauce, cranberry sauce and gravy, view from above

A turkey with black coat

IMMIGRANTS: CASTLE GARDEN. / nNewly arrived immigrants enjoying their first Thanksgiving
IMMIGRANTS: CASTLE GARDEN. /nNewly arrived immigrants enjoying their first Thanksgiving dinner in the United States at Castle Garden, New York, 1884. Contemporary American wood engraving

BURNING OWD BARTLE
Burning Owd Bartle, West Witton, Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England, when an effigy stuffed with straw is burnt as thanksgiving to the Harvest God. Date: 24 August

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"Thanksgiving: A Time of Gratitude and Celebration" As Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret witness the grandeur of George V Silver Jubilee, they learn the importance of thankfulness for a prosperous reign. Queen Elizabeth II graciously accepts the Honours of Scotland, reminding us that gratitude knows no boundaries or titles. In 1621, the Pilgrims held the First Thanksgiving, a momentous occasion where unity and appreciation were shared amidst hardship. This tradition lives on today. St Paul's Cathedral in London becomes a venue for prayer and thanksgiving during King George V's Silver Jubilee in 1935. A colorful litho captures the spirit of grateful hearts gathering together. "There's always something to be thankful for, " resonates as we gather around tables filled with sushi brunch or traditional turkey feasts. Let us cherish these moments with loved ones. Just like Queen Victoria entering St Paul's Cathedral years ago, let us enter this holiday season with reverence and gratitude for all that has been bestowed upon us. The Cunard Line celebrates aboard QE2, creating an album encapsulating joyous memories - a testament to giving thanks while sailing through life's journey. A cheering turkey symbolizes our festive spirits as we revel in laughter-filled gatherings during Thanksgiving celebrations. May our joy be contagious. Front page news showcases Diamond Jubilees and Golden Extras – reminders that milestones are meant to be celebrated with immense gratitude for blessings received. A young boy sits at a table with folded hands, offering grace prayer before indulging in roast turkey. His innocence reminds us to pause and appreciate life’s simple pleasures. Jennie Augusta Brownscombe immortalizes The First Thanksgiving at Plymouth in 1914 through her artistry – an enduring reminder that gratitude is timeless and universal.