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HGTV star Genevieve Gorder shows you how to decorate your house this holiday season.One of the most overlooked pieces of furniture in your house are your dining chairs, yes even chairs can be decorated! Use the 2015 White House Christmas Ornament as the finishing touch on your elegantly decorated dining chairs.
HGTV star Genevieve Gorder shows you how to decorate your house this holiday season.Create your own garland to add a personal touch to the entryway to your house. Add your favorite decorations, like the 2015 White House Christmas Ornament, and welcome guests in style.
HGTV star Genevieve Gorder shows you how to decorate your gifts this holiday season.Add the finishing touches to your perfectly-wrapped gift with the 2015 White House Christmas Ornament.
HGTV star Genevieve Gorder shows you how to decorate your house this holiday season.Transform your table from a functional piece of furniture into the talk of the party. Use the 2015 White House Christmas Ornament to light up your centerpieces and give your table that extra sparkle.
HGTV star Genevieve Gorder shows you how to decorate your house this holiday season.Don't have space for a full Christmas tree this season? Grab some Washi tape from your local crafts store and put your tree on your wall. Add the 2015 White House Christmas Ornament to put the perfect finishing touch on this shiny addition to your home.
The Official 2015 White House Christmas Ornament celebrates the lighting of the first National Christmas Tree in 1923. The 35th edition of the ornament lights up to features elements from President Calvin Coolidge’s administration.Explore the ornament with HGTV star Genevieve Gorder and learn how the ornament contributes to the preservation of the White House via the non-partisan White House Historical As
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Are there secret tunnels? Special spaces at the White House are usually those created by the presidents for their own use while resident there. There are special spaces for retreats, for improvement of living, and for looks. White House History 29: Special Spaces touches upon some that exist and some that do not. Included are the long-vanished White House stables, the
HGTV star Genevieve Gorder helped us unveil the 2015 White House Christmas Ornament at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C. This 2015 ornament celebrates the presidency of Calvin Coolidge and the first lighting of the National Christmas Tree in 1923.This is the 35th annual White House Historical Association ornament, which has been produced in the United States since 1981.Stay tuned through