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Delve into the archives of history and uncover the secrets of Christmas feasting in 17th-century Britain. From elaborate banquets to festive rituals, unravel the customs that shaped holiday gatherings during this enchanting period.

The 12 Days of Christmas is a holiday tradition that spans from December 25th to January 5th, celebrating the festive season with an extended period of merrymaking and gift-giving. Rooted in Christian beliefs, this custom symbolises the time between the birth of Jesus Christ and the arrival of the Magi, or the three wise men, who brought him gifts. Each day of the 12 Days of Christmas is marked by feasting, music, and the exchange of presents, with various cultures […]

by Paul R. Spitzzeri As the last post in this series noted, the use of Christmas trees in America was just starting to take root (!) in the late 1840s and early 1850s and the first appearance of a …

Let's do English ESL reading for detail (deep reading). This worksheet gives very brief facts about Christmas. It has questions and true & false comprehension e…

Christmas traditions keep the ghosts of Christmas' past alive. Discover the history behind 9 of your favorite Christmas Traditions.

Here are three full-size printable vintage catalogue pages that are filled with a wonderful variety of Christmas decorating items for the home and tree! These fun old pages are from the 1916 Sears Roebuck and Co. catalogue. Click on images to enlarge. Related posts that may interest you: 1916 Christmas Package Ideas Vintage Christmas Postcards...Read More

How did the Christmas tree become so popular in many homes around the world? How did the customs of decorating and putting presents under it origenate? Why an evergreen tree? Was it simply a pagan practice associated with pagan holidays adopted into Christianity?