The 2009 White House ornament commemorates the 24th presidency and it is the second of two produced in Grover Cleveland's honor by the White House Historical Association.

This second ornament illustrates the special place of the Christmas tree in the holiday celebrations of President Cleveland's young family. The only president of the United States elected to two non-consecutive terms,

Cleveland served as the 22nd president from 1885 to 1889 and as the 24th from 1893 to 1897.

The central hologram depicts the south facade of the White House after an evening snowfall. The warm glow of the first Christmas tree to be illuminated by electric lights is seen through the tall windows of the second floor Oval Room beyond the center of the columned portico.

This softly colored view is based on a modern watercolor rendition by Margaret Huddy, a Washington, D.C.-based painter.

The reverse side of the ornament recreates a scene from the tree-trimming parties of President and Mrs. Cleveland, which were held annually for their children and those of cabinet members.

The words of a period newspaper report help to describe the president's delight in preparing Christmas day for his young family. A finely crafted goldtone wreath of snowflakes, painted ice blue and white, frames the oval ornament.

- Honors Grover Cleveland's 24th Presidency of the US
- President Cleveland served at the 22nd and 25th US President
- Celebrates the role of the Christmas tree in the White House
- Made in USA
- Model: 42024.