Thanksgiving Day
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
76th anniversary annual Thanksgiving services flyer and program, 1919
Commonwealth of Massachusetts proclamations, 1902-1969
Governor Briggs Proclamation for a day of Public Thanksgiving, 1845 October 1
Invitation for a Thanksgiving party issued by Grand Forks Lodge, No. 1, 1903 November 16
Collection includes by-laws, correspondence, financial reports, contracts, membership papers, and receipts.
Junior Order United American Mechanics Dance progam, 1900
Junior Order United American Mechanics dance program that has their emblem on the front of the program with the square and compass surrounding an arm with a hammer and their motto "Virtue, Liberty, and Patriotism" in a shield. Inside the program is a title page indicating that this is the "Thanksgiving Concert and Ball given by Franklin Pierce Council, No.25, O.U.A.M." The next two pages give the order of dances for the evening
Letter from Helen Maria Sanborn to Joseph L. Sanborn, 1865 December 5
Letter to Joseph L. Sanborn in Cambridge, Massachusetts concerns coming home for Thanksgiving.
Letter from John Frasher to his sister, 1852 December 05
Consists of letters from John "Archie" Frasher, who lived in Chicago, and from his father and mother, John and Susan Frasher, of Kennebunk Port, Maine. The Maine Frashers also had a daughter, Sarah Fisher, who was John E., James' and Fred. B.'s mother.
Letter from John O. Thankful Perry to Emily Perry, 1830 November 21
Letter to Miss Emily Perry (daughter) of Dudley, Massachusetts concerning an invitation to Thanksgiving dinner.
Letter from Lewis Thomas Sanborn to Joseph L. Sanborn, 1866 December 3
Letter to Joseph L. Sanford about coming home for Thanksgiving.
Letter from Lewis Thomas Sanborn to Joseph L. Sanborn, 1866 December 17
Letter to Joseph L. Sanford about his shoemaking business and Thanksgiving plans.
