Thank You Collection (page 2)

"In all things give thanks" - a timeless reminder of gratitude that echoes through history

Thank You Collection: 'Thanks!' - written in the clouds Manipulated image

"Thanks!" - written in the clouds Manipulated image
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Thank You Collection: Thank you letter sent on behalf of President William McKinley by his Secretary, John Addison Porter

Thank you letter sent on behalf of President William McKinley by his Secretary, John Addison Porter
McKINLEY LETTER, 1898. Thank you letter sent on behalf of President William McKinley by his Secretary, John Addison Porter, for a gift of Vin Mariani, 14 June 1898

Thank You Collection: 16th President of the United States. Handwritten letter by Lincoln to actor James Henry Hackett

16th President of the United States. Handwritten letter by Lincoln to actor James Henry Hackett
ABRAHAM LINCOLN (1809-1865). 16th President of the United States. Handwritten letter by Lincoln to actor James Henry Hackett, thanking him for a book, 17 August 1863

Thank You Collection: SPANISH ARMADA: DEFEAT. Queen Elizabeth and a congretation at St. Pauls Cathedral in London

SPANISH ARMADA: DEFEAT. Queen Elizabeth and a congretation at St. Pauls Cathedral in London, giving thanks for the defeat of the Spanish Armada, 1588

Thank You Collection: A Salvation Army member collecting donations

A Salvation Army member collecting donations
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"In all things give thanks" - a timeless reminder of gratitude that echoes through history. From the bustling streets of Liverpool during World War Two, where a Mobile Canteen provided solace and sustenance to weary souls, to the Commissioner of police accepting a memento adorned with signatures from appreciative Londoners. Even amidst the chaos, music soared as Paul McCartney and Wings took center stage at Wembley Arena in London, their performance serving as an ode to unity and resilience. And let us not forget Aeneas Tacticus, whose ingenious invention of the Phased Signaling System in 336BC revolutionized communication on the battlefield. In moments both big and small, expressions of gratitude find their place. Whether it be through a heartfelt "Yours In Haste" card featuring a girl on her bicycle or a vibrant Floral Thank You bouquet brightening someone's day. During times of war, even young typists found ways to show appreciation by diligently sending letters to those fighting on the front lines. And when conflict subsided, we celebrated heroes like Army chefs who nourished our troops at the beginning of World War Two. Representing unwavering dedication were individuals like twenty-four-year-old leading seaman Taylor standing tall for his Navy comrades. Meanwhile, The Mayor of Swansea (Councillor Tom James) extended warmth by handing out tea to The Auxiliary Fire Service - gestures that spoke volumes about solidarity and support. As peace finally emerged after World War Two in Europe, sailors rejoiced with free beer - an emblematic symbol marking their triumphs and sacrifices. Through these snapshots in time, we are reminded that gratitude transcends boundaries and eras, and is woven into our collective story as humans – reminding us always to say thank you for every act of kindness received along life's journey.