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First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, John Kennedy, Jr. and Caroline Kennedy, December 25, 1962
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt and family in front of the Christmas tree, in the East Room of the White House, December 25, 1939
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The 1998 White House Christmas ornament, honoring James Buchanan, the 15th President of the United States, the ornament features a bald eagle on top of a kite shield.
President Woodrow Wilson’s Christmas Dinner in France in 1917. Wilson is seated center, with General John J. Pershing to his right, along with the 26th Infantry Division and French and American officers in Montigny, France.
Caroline Kennedy and the White House Christmas Tree, 1961
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President Bill Clinton, First Lady Hillary and Daughter Chelsea Decorate a Christmas Tree, in the Yellow Oval Room in The White House
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President Harry Truman Presses the Button to Light the National Christmas Tree, December 24, 1945, on the White House Grounds
President Jimmy Carter and his Family in Plains, Georgia, December 25, 1978
President Dwight Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie Eisenhower’s Christmas Card, 1955
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First Lady Nancy Reagan Sits on Mr. T’s Lap in Front of a Christmas Tree, December 13, 1983
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President Ronald Reagan Dressed as Santa Claus for a Party. Later with First Lady Nancy Reagan on his lap, Christmas Eve, 1983
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The 1985 White House Christmas OrnamentThe 1985 White House Christmas Ornament, honoring President James Madison and the First Lady, Dolley Madison.
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President Jimmy Carter at the 1979 Hanukkah Menorah Lighting in Lafayette Park (D.C.)
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President Ronald Reagan and the First Lady, Nancy Reagan, Decorate the The White House residence Christmas tree, December 24, 1983
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President Lyndon Johnson’s 1967 White House Christmas Card: “The Blue Room Tree” by Robert H. Laessig
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President Lyndon Johnson and his Family in Front of Their Christmas Tree in 1968
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President George W. Bush’s 2005 White House Holiday Card
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President Bill Clinton’s family cat, Socks, checks out his Christmas stocking, December 21, 1993.
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President Richard Nixon, First Lady Pat Nixon and Patricia Nixon in Front of the White House Christmas Tree
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President John F. Kennedy celebrates Christmas with family and friends at the residence of C. Michael Paul in Palm Beach, Florida.
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President Clinton and children from the Jewish Community Center in Washington D.C. celebrate Hanukkah by lighting a menorah in the Oval Office.
President Bill Clinton at a Hanukkah Ceremony on December 13, 1998
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President Kennedy and the First Lady by the White House Christmas Tree in 1961
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President John Kennedy’s Christmas Card, 1961
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President Herbert Hoover’s 1932 Christmas Card
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President Gerald Ford and First Lady Betty Ford in Front of the Blue Room Christmas Tree, December, 1974
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President Obama and the First Lady at the White House Hanukkah Party, December 16, 2009
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President Bill Clinton’s 1994 White House Christmas Card
President George H.W. Bush Reads to His Grandchildren at Christmas, December 1991
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President George W. Bush at the White House Menorah Lighting Ceremony, December 10, 2001
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President Herbert Hoover and his Family in Front of the 1931 National Christmas Tree
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President George W. Bush’s 2003 White House Christmas Card
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Ronald Reagan’s 1983 Christmas Address
President Obama’s 2011 White House Christmas Card
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President Coolidge Lights the National Christmas Tree, December 24, 1923
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President Truman Receives a Menorah in 1951. President Truman meeting on May 8, 1951 with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion of Israel and Abba Eban. They presented the menorah as a token of esteem for President Truman’s timely recognition of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948. (left to right: Truman, Ben Gurion, Eban) President Truman meeting on May 8, 1951 with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion of Israel and Abba Eban. They presented the menorah as a token of esteem for President Truman’s timely recognition of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948. (left to right: Truman, Ben Gurion, Eban)
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The 2010 White House Christmas Ornament. Each year, beginning in 1981, an official White House Christmas ornament is created by the White House Historical Association, honoring special events and past presidents. The 2010 ornament celebrates the William McKinley administration and depicts the 1900 Army Navy Reception at the White House.
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President Bill Clinton’s 1997 White House Christmas Card
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President Jimmy Carter and his Daughter, Amy, at the National Christmas Tree Lighting in 1978
President George H. W. Bush at the White House Staff Hanukkah Party in 1991
The 1988 White House Christmas Ornament On December 19, 1836, President Andrew Jackson threw a Christmas party in honor of the children who lived in the White House, a group which included his own adopted son as well as several nephews and nieces. The invites read: “The children of President Jackson’s Family request you to join them on Christmas Day at four o’clock p.m. in a frolick in the East Room.” The guests played games in the East Room of the White House, danced, sang songs, ate plenty of candy and cake, and ended the evening with a mock snowball fight, using cotton balls that had been frosted in such a way that they exploded with a puff of smoke and a crack upon impact.
President Ronald Reagan Gives First Lady Nancy Reagan a Kiss Under the Mistletoe
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President Ronald Reagan Gives First Lady Nancy Reagan a Kiss Under the Mistletoe, December 12, 1984
President Ronald Reagan Gives First Lady Nancy Reagan a Kiss Under the Mistletoe
President Ronald Reagan Gives First Lady Nancy Reagan a Kiss Under the Mistletoe
President Ronald Reagan Gives First Lady Nancy Reagan a Kiss Under the Mistletoe
President Ronald Reagan Gives First Lady Nancy Reagan a Kiss Under the Mistletoe
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