There’s a lot of speculation and misinformation about the menu of the first Thanksgiving dinner, held in 1621 at Plymouth Colony in what is now Massachusetts.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Talking turkey since 1621: What was on the table at the first Thanksgiving
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