Here are a bunch of children looking forward to their Thanksgiving dinner back in 1910.

New York City had a Thanksgiving dinner for service men in 1918.

Back in the 1920's a farmer hands a woman a turkey. Back then you could get personal service like this.

In 1922 three chefs are holding a complete meal that they put together. It consists of apples, pies and of course turkey.

At the 1929 Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City people saw a 35 foot balloon fish that was followed by a 60 foot tiger balloon. Balloons are still a major part of the parades today but the technology has made them better.

During the 1930's this housewife pulls a turkey from the oven as she smiles for the camera. The photo looks to be taken from an old commercial.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt was given this Thanksgiving turkey in a cool wishbone presentation.

Nobody was disappointed with the feast before them.

American troops in London hosted a Thanksgiving meal for 200 local kids at the U.S. Headquarters in 1942.

In 1945 this family sat down for a Thanksgiving dinner and cameras caught the happiness they all enjoyed.

During the 1950's these grand parents shared the upcoming dinner with their grand kids.

The family is saying grace but this youngster has only one thing on her mind!

In 1960 a family looks at the turkey being removed from the oven. They look pretty happy that it's ready to eat.

The world famous Rockettes performed during the 1966 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.

Joe Garagiola was one of the hosts for NBC for the 1970 Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City. He was a very successful major league baseball announcer at the time.

In 1978 this group of kindergarten kids performed for parents in a Thanksgiving pageant.

Regis Philbin hosted the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on several occasions. This photo was taken in 1981.

Everyone celebrates Thanksgiving during the season. Saturday Night Live legend Jim Belushi performs a skit here with Mary Gross on the show.