However, the very first Thanksgiving most likely included wildfowl, corn, porridge and venison. GraphicaArtis/Getty Images Today, the traditional Thanksgiving dinner includes any number of dishes ...

In retrospect, this event has been described as the ‘First Thanksgiving’. They ate meat, corn, squash and berries – contemporary foods that wouldn’t be found at a Thanksgiving dinner today.

So who really celebrated the first Thanksgiving, and when and where did they do it? Here's what to know about the holiday's New England origin story. According to the History Channel, the first ...

Thanksgiving has been synonymous with things like turkey, food, Native Americans, pilgrims and much more for generations, but the day of thanks has been an ever-evolving holiday since it was first ...

Thanksgiving Day conjures up images of tables overflowing with turkey, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce. However, the ...

Historians don’t know exactly which day the "first Thanksgiving" between the Pilgrims ... and at a time in which ultimate triumph appeared in sight. Writing that the nation's many blessings ...

Beyond venison, we don't know exactly what was eaten at the first Thanksgiving, Bickham said — "The rest is speculation." "Shellfish and wildfowl were staples in the colonists' diet, along with ...

The first Thanksgiving is traditionally recognized ... drawing the attention of curious onlookers. This sight became known as the Turkey Trot. The first official Turkey Trot took place from ...

Much like stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and your annoying, slightly inebriated uncle, the Cowboys and Lions are Turkey Day ...