On Christmas Eve at the White House, Franklin Roosevelt would read aloud Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” to family and friends. Not everything has always gone according to plan.

Those White House Christmas decorations don't magically appear. This is what it takes. You think your holiday season is hectic? For the hardworking staff that serves the president and his family ...

The White House East Hall Christmas Tree was decorated and displayed with visitors in mind. Here, in 1934—during President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's term—the towering evergreen was draped in ...

The reason for the absence of a White House Christmas tree during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency is unknown. Sources have various theories for why a Christmas tree was not displayed.

Xmas Eve at the ‘A Christmas Story’ House Will Cost You $2,495 (Plus $10 for the Bunny Suit) Ralphie Parker's house from the beloved 1983 classic has become a Cleveland institution — and a ...

The owners of Cartner’s Christmas Tree Farm in Newland, North Carolina, speak about the family-owned farm and how they grew a tree to be selected by the White House.