Time Traveler Mike Marotte III wishes Happy Holidays from the Past

This is an embossed Thanksgiving postcard from the early 1900s that was sent from one family member to another wishing them a Happy Thanksgiving.  

As we celebrate Thanksgiving this year, we need to remember that this day began as a day of giving thanks for all the blessings and the great harvest of food.  

The end of the calendar year is drawing near, and we know that means the holiday season is upon us. Historically, Thanksgiving and Christmas are a time to be thankful, rejoice with our families, and help those less fortunate. Our families will gather to celebrate. We’ll give gifts to one another and enjoy the tasty feasts that go with our traditions.  

My wish is that our readers and everyone will take the time to spread the joy of the season and be mindful of those less fortunate; that we share our time, talents, food, extra clothing, and gifts. The smallest of things mean a lot, and your time given to the less fortunate is priceless. With that, our images this time are of holiday cards from more than a century ago. 

This colorful Santa Claus postcard from the early 1900s shows that Santa Claus is on his way with Christmas presents for some lucky children while they sleep.  

Christmas is an annual holiday celebrated by billions of people around the world. We share our gifts with the less fortunate in our community. The Time Traveler hopes you have a happy holiday season.  

 
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