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What is often called the “First Thanksgiving” was a feast that included English settlers and Native Americans in 1621. The feast was a celebration of the settlers’ successful harvest, which the Native Americans played a large role in by teaching the settlers how to successfully grow new kinds of crops. Native American historian and author Chuck Larsen remembers hearing the story as a child and realizing that the Thanksgiving story usually does not focus on the story from the perspective of the Wampanoag, the Indians who helped the Pilgrims. Larsen includes additional details about the Wampanoag in this version of the Thanksgiving story. Thanksgiving has been celebrated as an official federal holiday since 1873.
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