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Not a Happy Christmas
Not a Happy Christmas
Christmas HistoryChristmas NewsChristmas PastChristmas Stories

Not a Happy Christmas

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  • Posted onDec 16, 2020 at 12:01 PM
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In 1944, Christmas was celebrated for the sixth time since the Second World War had broken out on September 1, 1939. Men who often shared the same religious background fought each other to the death in sharp contrast with the old Christmas message of Peace on Earth. Christmas under Fire, …

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A Visit from St. Nicholas
A Visit from St. Nicholas
Christmas HistoryChristmas LegendsRetro ChristmasVintage Christmas

The Story of A Visit from St. Nicholas

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onNov 5, 2020 at 5:26 PM
  • 1 Comments
A Visit from St. Nicholas is both a story and a poem that has survived nearly two centuries of Christmas celebration. It is arguably the only published work that can even come close to rivaling Dicken’s A Christmas Carol in both fame and annual reading. But do you know the …

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Queen Charlotte
Queen Charlotte
Christmas History

Heroes of the 18th Century Christmas

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onAug 29, 2020 at 11:00 PM
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The 18th century Christmas is kind of the ugly step-sister to Christmas of the 19th century. The Victorian Era of Queen Victoria, Charles Dickens and other Christmas superstars seems to hog the holiday limelight. Yet we could not have had the 19th century Christmas without some key movers-and-shakers in the …

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Puritan Christmas
Puritan Christmas
Christmas History

Christmas that Came on the Mayflower

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onAug 19, 2020 at 6:52 AM
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The Mayflower came to America 400 years ago. The Mayflower brought pilgrims of a different kind – about 100 people who were committed to living lives of industry and independent thinking. They were mostly Puritans. That made them very different than the rugged pilgrims of Jamestown, a group that had …

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Influencers of Christmas
Influencers of Christmas
Christmas HistoryChristmas Past

The Influencers of Christmas in the 20th Century

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onJul 16, 2020 at 4:10 PM
  • 1 Comments
Who are the influencers of Christmas? Influencers are people who create a lasting impact. In 21st century terms, influencers are people with a long reach via media that everyone follows what they do. As we go back in history we can see influencers in just about every kind of topic. …

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Christmas Anniversaries
Christmas Anniversaries
Christmas FeaturesChristmas HistoryChristmas Past

Christmas Anniversaries 2020

  • William Werner
  • Posted onJul 7, 2020 at 1:57 PM
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Every year for Christmas in July we recount the anniversaries of Christmas – literally a history of Christmas history. The amount of Christmas to recount in 2020 is amazing. ~ Christmas 25 Years Ago (1995) ~ One of the amazing things about Christmas is that a Christmas movie doesn’t necessarily …

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Christmas Fireworks
Christmas Fireworks
Christmas FeaturesChristmas History

Thank Christmas for Your 4th of July Fireworks

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onJul 4, 2020 at 12:46 AM
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Fireworks at Christmas are not a thing many people think about. For many folks, Christmas is long associated with snow, stockings and jingle bells. None of that seems to fit with the colorful summer traditions of fireworks. But the truth is that without Christmas you likely would not celebrate Independence …

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Christmas Social Media
Christmas Social Media
Christmas HistoryChristmas NewsChristmas Past

A Christmas Social Media Post from 1818

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onJun 18, 2020 at 4:00 AM
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Social media Christmas is a thing. From Twitter to Reddit to Facebook, today’s youth do comment about Christmas. The social media of today is building a wonderful record of their thoughts about Christmas and that record will be available for their grandchildren to read in the future. Too bad we …

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Christmas HistoryChristmas NewsChristmas Online

Introducing The Christmas Hall of Fame

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onNov 28, 2019 at 7:54 AM
  • 1 Comments
Over the years we have openly mused in dicussion on the Merry Forums — who would we put in a Christmas Hall of Fame? We no longer need to wonder about that question. We can now do something about it. We can approach all the great debates of Christmas and …

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The Christ Child
The Christ Child
Christmas HistoryChristmas NewsChristmas VideoSacred Christmas

The Christ Child

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onNov 24, 2019 at 11:02 AM
  • 1 Comments
A new minimalist short film has been released depicting the birth of Christ in a more Biblical way. The Nativity story has been so romanticized in film, song and the written word for so long it is refreshing to see the story set back in a more original context. The …

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Christmas 1945: The Biggest Celebration of Christmas Ever

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onJun 23, 2019 at 6:04 AM
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As peace broke out in 1945 a literal race began to get the world at war back home for Christmas. Historians have called the Christmas of 1945 the biggest celebration of Christmas ever. In the below edition of the Merry Little Podcast we discuss how the years of 1941-1944 changed …

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Christmas Future
Christmas Future
Christmas HistoryChristmas OpinionChristmas Past

A Prediction of Christmas Future from 1896

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onNov 17, 2018 at 5:00 AM
  • 1 Comments
In preparing for another episode of the Merry Podcast I came across an editorial from a New York newspaper published in 1896. It contains an amazing prediction of Christmas-yet-to-come. It is interesting to contemplate this being written considering how Christmas was celebrated in 1896 in America. By the end of …

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Christmas at Valley Forge
Christmas at Valley Forge
Christmas at WarChristmas History

Christmas at Valley Forge

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onSep 2, 2018 at 12:01 AM
  • 3 Comments
Picture it: George Washington leads his army of 11,000 men – a third of which he estimated did not even have shoes – into Valley Forge just before Christmas 1777. There, just days before Christmas on the 19th of December, the Continental Army and George Washington himself would find a …

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Christmas FoodsChristmas History

The History of Pumpkin and Christmas

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onAug 14, 2018 at 7:17 AM
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When it comes to Christmas the United States can lay claim to few traditional elements of the season. Christmas trees came from Germany, Santa Claus came from Turkey, while Christmas pudding, eggnog and mistletoe all came from various places in Europe. America just adopted them all. Except for pumpkin. Pumpkin …

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Mourning Dickens
Mourning Dickens
Christmas History

Mourning Dickens and Recognizing Christmas

  • Jeff Westover
  • Posted onAug 12, 2018 at 1:50 PM
  • 1 Comments
June of 1870 is a month of incredible Christmas history. It was during this month that the Congress of the United States passed a blandly worded law making Christmas a legal national holiday and it was the time that the world mourned the passing of Charles Dickens. Christmas in America …

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