2007 Thru 2012 White House Christmas Ornament Collection

The official 2012 White House Ornament celebrates the life and love of modern inventions and manufactory by President William Howard Taft. The ornament shows the President and Mrs. Taft delivering Christmas presents in the first automobile used by the White House in 1909.

The Official Holiday Ornament of the United States Senate honors the Senate Reception Room and Thomas Crawford's statue of Freedom.

The 2012 United States Secret Service Uniformed Division Benefit Fund Marine One ornament features the Presidential Helicopter on take-off from the lawn of the White House plus the Presidential Emblem inset within the outline of the five-pointed Secret Service star.

The 2012 United States Capitol ornament commemorates the 50th year of their Historical Society. The front of this ornament features an image of the Capitol Building on a snow-filled winter's day surrounded by an intricately raised snowflake frame.The back of the ornament features white and red colors throughout the snowflake design and has the words, "United States Historical Society 50th Anniversary".

This beautiful holiday ornament features a horse-drawn carriage in front of the United States Capitol building on a typical winter day. The marble used to create this ornament was taken from a wing of the east front of the U.S. Capitol and was originally installed between 1863 and 1865. MADE WITH PRIDE IN THE U.S.A.

The 2012 Mount Vernon Ladies' Association commemorative ornament is a celebration of the fabled hospitality laid forth by George and Martha Washington at their home in Mount Vernon, Virginia. The ornament is an extremely detailed rendering of G. F. Gilman's original 1878 print of Mount Vernon, fired upon a porcelain rectangle and finished in 24k gold.

The 2011 White House Christmas ornament honors the administration of Theodore Roosevelt, the twenty-sixth President of the United States. The 2011 ornament reflects the excitement that President Roosevelt, his wife Edith, and their lively young family brought to life at the White House.

The White House Ornament Collection presents The 2011 White House South Portico Pewter Ornament. A wonderful, less expensive alternative to our more costly ornaments we are pleased to offer our line of fine pewter ornaments. The detail on these ornaments is incredible.

The Official Ornament of the United States Senate features a view of the east front of the Capitol superimposed over a translucent blue window.

2011 George W. Bush Childhood Home Ornament

This year's ornament from the United States Capitol Historical Society captures a beautiful holiday-night scene from nostalgic times past. Set in bold relief against a starry night.

SAVE BIG when puchasing this collectible gift set. Whether you forgot last year's ornament or you want to start a new collection the 2011 White House Ornament Gift Set will save you both time and money. Receive a significant discount when you purchase these two beautiful, official White House ornaments together.

This year's official White House ornament commemorates the annual Army Navy Reception at the White House from the year 1900. The front face of this year's ornament depicts the Marine Corps band playing in the North Drive as guests of the McKinley's arrive on the snow-covered grounds of the White House.

George Washington is most popularly known as the "Father of our Country" due to the fact he was the first elected Commander in Chief of the newly founded United States of America.

The North Portico of the White House faces Pennsylvania Avenue and hence is the official address of the White House: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The North Portico is often referred to as "the President's entrance" to the White House.

The South Portico was added to the White House around 1824 and was true to the original Federal design. Through the years, the South Portico has been used for many occasions such as Roosevelt's inaugural address in 1945.

The White House Ornament Collection presents the 2010 US Capitol Oval Dome & Tree Ornament.This Christmas Gift Idea can serve as either a handsome Christmas display or a White House Christmas Tree Ornament. Whether you are looking for a holiday ornament, a tree ornament, or Christmas collectible.

The White House Ornament Collection presents the 2010 US Capitol Marble Framed Dome Ornament.This Christmas Gift Idea can serve as either a handsome Christmas display or a White House Christmas Tree Ornament.Own a moment of White House history.

The White House Ornament Collection presents The 2009 White House Grover Cleveland Christmas Ornament. This beautiful American-made ornaments features a view of the South lawn and façade of The White House on a crispy winter evening.All ornaments are insured and delivered to your home by the USP.

The 2009 holiday ornament captures a quiet afternoon by the new public visitor's entrance located on the east side of the US Capitol building.

This American-made ornament features a photo of President Barack H. Obama, on the front steps of the U.S. Capitol with his wife Michelle by his side, being sworn in by Chief Justice John Roberts on January 20, 2009.

Receive a discount when you purchase these two beautiful, official White House ornaments together. The 2009 White House Ornament Gift Set includes the 2009 White House Grover Cleveland Ornament along with last year's 2008 White House Benjamin Harrison Ornament.

Now you can own two moments of history for one low price. We are sure you will be satisfied with these two collector's items, so we're offering them as a set. Save $8.00 by ordering both of these historic collectible ornaments together.

The United States Capitol is among the most architecturally impressive and symbolically important buildings in the world. Located 180 feet above the floor of the Rotunda, the painting was executed in true fresco, a difficult and exacting technique in which pigments are applied to wet plaster.

This official White House ornament honors the twenty-third president of the United States, President Benjamin Harrison (1833-1901). Inaugurated 100 years after George Washington, Harrison became a centennial president and served one term. This ornament is a glimpse of the first Christmas tree ever to have been documented in the White House.

Receive a discount when you purchase these two beautiful, official White House ornaments together. The 2008 White House Ornament Gift Set includes the 2008 White House Benjamin Harrison Ornament and the 2007 White House Grover Cleveland Ornament.

The 2008 White House Christmas Ornament Collection features; 2008 White House Benjamin Harrison Ornament, 2008 US Capitol Oval Marble Ornament, 2008 Mount Vernon 150th Anniversary Ornament, and 2008 Secret Service Ornament - The White House Creche.

The 47 Baroque figures in the creche are made of carved wood and terra cotta, were created in Naples, Italy in the late 18th century. Mrs. Engelhard donated 10 additional figures and funds for a new tableau, which was first displayed in 1999.

On the front, it features the front of the Supreme Court building. The Seal of the Supreme Court adorns the back of the ornament.

One side of the 2008 ornament shows a painting of the East View of Mount Vernon in a 24 kt. gold finish frame decorated with white snowflakes, green holly leaves with red berries and two red bows. The reverse is deep blue with George Washington's cypher in gold, two white doves, two red bows and "Mount Vernon - Christmas 2008".

The 2007 White House Christmas ornament honors the first administration of President Grover Cleveland. The only U.S. president elected to two non-consecutive terms, Cleveland served as the 22nd president from 1885 to 1897.

The 2007 Secret Service ornament celebrates the 'National Christmas Tree.' From 1923, the National Christmas Tree has brightened our Nation's capital during the holiday season.

Miss last year's ornament? You can now purchase the 2006 White House Chester A Arthur ornament along with the new 2007 White House Grover Cleveland ornament at a discount. Save over 10% when you purchase these ornaments together.

The 2007 Mount Vernon ornament was created to celebrate the 275th anniversary of George Washington’s birth as well as the enduring iconic style of his home.

This porcelain postcard ornament features a beautiful winter day with the East Front of Mount Vernon in the background.

The 2007 Supreme Court Ornament depicts the facade of the Supreme Court West Plaza surrounded by the geometrical shapes set in the marble of the main entrance.