According to the National Archives, the last Thursday in November fell on the last day of the month in 1939, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt moved that year's Thanksgiving to the second-to ...

A Nov. 28 Thanksgiving happens roughly every five to six years, meaning that the next time we'll see a Thanksgiving on Nov. 28 will be in 2030 (another year when Halloween is on a Thursday and Nov ...

Thanksgiving is not associated with a certain date, but rather a certain day of the week. Thanksgiving always falls on a Thursday and has since the start of the holiday.

A Nov. 28 Thanksgiving happens roughly every five to six years, meaning that the next time we'll see a Thanksgiving on Nov. 28 will be in 2030 (another year when Halloween is on a Thursday and Nov ...

Why We Celebrate Thanksgiving On The 4th Thursday Of November There is an explanation, but you have to go back to things decreed by Presidents Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt (FDR, that is).

We don’t know much about the original “Thanksgiving” celebration held in 1621 with the Puritans and Womponoag. While it could have been on a Thursday, it likely lasted more than one day and ...

For Americans, the timing of the Thanksgiving holiday — the fourth Thursday in November — can be a blessing or a curse. Get Friday off as well and it’s the rare four-day weekend; go back to ...

Another 23 states stuck with Thanksgiving being on the final Thursday of the month, while Texas and Colorado celebrated both Thursdays. Shoppers didn't know when to visit stores for sales.

Move Thanksgiving to Friday? That's what F.B. Haviland asked President Hoover in 1929. Didn't happen. But while we're on the subject, ever wonder why we carve our gobblers on the fourth Thursday ...

A Nov. 28 Thanksgiving happens roughly every five to six years, meaning that the next time we'll see a Thanksgiving on Nov. 28 will be in 2030 (another year when Halloween is on a Thursday and Nov ...

At any rate, Thanksgiving has been held on a Thursday in November since George Washington’s presidency. Washington declared a day of thanksgiving and prayer in 1789, partly to honor the new U.S ...