White House Christmas Decorations Creepy

The White House has long been a place of wonderment and awe – and every year, the holiday season is no exception. The iconic building in Washington D.C. is transformed into a wintery wonderland of lights and decorations for Christmas. But this year, some of the decorations have taken on a rather eerie feel that will leave visitors feeling a little bit more than just festive cheer.

While some of the decorations adorning the White House grounds are classic and traditional, such as the Nativity Scene and a giant Christmas tree, there are also some rather creepy additions to the décor. From a “Nightmare Before Christmas” inspired hallway of black and white skeletons, to a room full of creepy clowns, this year’s White House Christmas decorations are sure to give visitors the creeps.

The White House's most chilling décor comes in the form of a life-size replica of the infamous "Headless Horseman" from the "Legend of Sleepy Hollow". This figure is situated in the center of the White House lawn and looks like it is ready to gallop off into the night. It is made from wire, paper mache and fabric and stands over 12 feet tall! The addition of this spooky sculpture will definitely give visitors pause as they take in all the festive decorations around them.

But the White House isn't all about frights and chills. There are plenty of traditional decorations to enjoy as well. The East Wing Lobby features a lighted tree adorned with blue and silver ornaments. The Red Room showcases a gingerbread house with the President's seal atop the roof. And the State Dining Room is filled with a stunning display of poinsettias and evergreens.

In addition to the traditional decorations, the White House also has some unique displays that celebrate the spirit of the season. In the Grand Foyer hangs a special wreath made entirely of books inscribed with inspirational messages of hope and love. In the Blue Room, guests can admire a collection of vintage nutcrackers from the 19th century. Finally, the library features a model train village complete with tiny houses and a toy train.

Visitors to the White House this holiday season will find plenty of festive and unique decorations to keep them occupied. Whether it's the creepy Headless Horseman or the charming model train village, the White House is sure to spread a bit of holiday cheer this year.

Here Are This Year S White House Christmas Decorations