Christmas Cheer: President Roosevelt's Surprise Tree (2024)

Christmas Cheer: President Roosevelt's Surprise Tree (1)

President Theodore Roosevelt, an avowed conservationist forbid Christmas trees at the White House, but his children surprised the president by hiding a tree in a sewing room closet. December 1903.

Date of Work
December 1903

Credit
White House Historical Association

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