New Year's Day 1953: Thursday, January 1

New Year's Day 1953 date

1 January 1953Thursday
Countdown
26977 days ago
Rule
January 1; observed on Friday or Monday when it falls on a weekend
Type
US federal holiday

New Year's Day dates, 1950–1962

YearDateDay
New Year's Day 1950 January 1 Sunday
New Year's Day 1951 January 1 Monday
New Year's Day 1952 January 1 Tuesday
New Year's Day 1953 January 1 Thursday
New Year's Day 1954 January 1 Friday
New Year's Day 1955 January 1 Saturday
New Year's Day 1956 January 1 Sunday
New Year's Day 1957 January 1 Tuesday
New Year's Day 1958 January 1 Wednesday
New Year's Day 1959 January 1 Thursday
New Year's Day 1960 January 1 Friday
New Year's Day 1961 January 1 Sunday
New Year's Day 1962 January 1 Monday

About New Year's Day

New Year's Day, January 1, has been a US federal holiday since 1870. When it falls on a Saturday the federal holiday is observed on Friday, December 31 of the year before, and on a Sunday it moves to Monday, January 2.

Printable January 1953 calendar

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Questions and answers

What day is New Year's Day 1953?

New Year's Day 1953 falls on Thursday, January 1.

Is New Year's Day a federal holiday?

Yes. New Year's Day is one of the 11 US federal holidays, so federal offices, banks and post offices close.

When is New Year's Day 1954?

New Year's Day 1954 falls on Friday, January 1.

Why does the date of New Year's Day change each year?

The date stays the same; only the weekday moves. A common year has 52 weeks and one day, so a fixed date moves one weekday later each year, and two after February 29.

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