Independence Day - July 4, 2004
Season's Greetings with a Google Doodle
100th Anniversary of Flight - December 17, 2003
Happy Thanksgiving! - November 27, 2003
Happy Halloween! - October 31, 2003
Celebrating Google's 5th birthday - September 7, 2003
Google celebrates Alfred Hitchcock's birthday - August 13, 2003
Happy Independence Day - July 4th, 2003
Google celebrates MC Escher's birthday - June 16, 2003
Father's Day - June 15, 2003
Mother's Day - May 11, 2003
50th Anniversary of Understanding DNA - April 25, 2003
Earth Day - April 22, 2003
Google celebrates Einstein's birthday - March 14, 2003
Happy Birthday to Michelangelo - March 6, 2003
Happy Valentine's Day! - February 14, 2003
Chinese New Year - February 1, 2003
Martin Luther King Jr. Day - January 20, 2003
Happy New Year! - January 1, 2003
Season's Greetings with a Google Doodle: Happy Thanksgiving - November 28, 2002 Happy Halloween! - October 31, 2002 Happy Birthday Picasso! - October 25, 2002 Celebrating Google's 4th Birthday - September 27, 2002 Andy Warhol's Birthday - August 6, 2002 Bastille Day, France - July 14, 2002 Independence Day, U.S. - July 4, 2002 Canada Day - July 1, 2002 La Fête de la Musique, France - June 21, 2002 Father's Day - June 16, 2002 Dragon Boat Festival, China- June 15, 2002 2002 World Cup - May 31 Dilbert Google Doodle - May 20, 2002 Happy Mother's Day - May 12, 2002 Children's Day, Japan - May 5, 2002 St. George's Day, UK - April 23, 2002 Earth Day - April 22, 2002 Google reveals PigeonRank technology - April 1, 2002 St. Patrick's Day - March 17, 2002 Piet Mondrian's Birthday - March 7, 2002 Google Doodle V celebrates the 2002 Winter Olympics! Happy New Year!
Season's Greetings with a Google Doodle:
Google Celebrated the Nobel Prize Centennial Award Ceremony on December 10.
Happy Thanksgiving in the United States (November 22)
Google celebrated Monet's birthday on November 14.
Happy Halloween!
On August 15th, Google celebrated the Korean Liberation Day.
On August 1st, Google celebrated the Swiss National Day.
Vive la France - Bastille Day (July 14)
Happy Independence Day in the United States (July 4)
Happy Canada Day (July 1)
Happy Father's Day! (June 17)
We once again honored our Moms on May 13.
On April 22, Google celebrated Earth Day.
Did you find the "hidden" Easter eggs on the results page?
On March 17th, Google green was the appropriate attire.
March 9th was the start of the Indian festival of color - Holi.
On February 14, hearts decorated our homepage with this logo and the return of Ken Perlin's applet:
The "Year of the Snake" began on January 24th (Lunar New Year):
Note: It is Chinese tradition to invert the "luck" character on New Years to signify the arrival of good fortune.
Google rang in 2001 with:
Seasons Greetings
Happy Thanksgiving!
On November 15th, Shichi-go-san is celebrated in Japan.
Google encouraged US citizens to exercise their right to vote on November 7th.
Google's guest illustrator for Halloween 2000 was Lorie Loeb.
Google Doodle III celebrated the spirit of the Summer Games in Sydney.
Vive la France! Google celebrated Bastille Day.
Google Doodle II was displayed over the July Fourth holiday.
For Father's Day, we posted:
A tribute to our Moms on May 14th:
Google Doodle unfolded over the first week of May.
On Easter weekend, Google displayed this logo with an applet created by Ken Perlin.
For April Fool's Day, Google "launched" MentalPlex technology:
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On March 17th, we dressed up in Google green:
On February 14th, Google showed its affection with this logo and an applet created by Ken Perlin.
On February 2nd, the Google groundhog appeared:
Our countdown to the new year produced this logo:
For the holiday season, we used this logo:
For Thanksgiving, our turkey bravely appeared again.
For Halloween we used this logo:
We used to have a different logo for "Uncle Sam" search:
While we were in beta we used this logo:
We customized our old logo for the Burning Man festival and the holidays...
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