The Harvest Festival is celebrated to give thanks for a good crop.

People want to share all the good things God has given them with people in need.

In England the 'Harvest Festival' is a bank holiday.

In ancient times, farmers gave bread to the local church

This tradition continued with Henry VIII

People celebrated a supper and ate stuffed turkey

Corn dollies were popular since it was believed that the Corn spirit was still alive in them

By the 1800s, corn dolls were not hand made any more