Norman Rockwell Museum curator Stephanie Haboush Plunkett shares how Stockbridge, Mass. recreates the iconic Christmas painting. | 'Main Street' painting ©1967 Norman Rockwell Family Agency. Other Rockwell holiday artworks © SEPS: Curtis Licensing.

One of the most iconic lines in movie history is, "There’s no place like home" from the American classic "The Wizard of Oz." Decades later, that statement still rings true for a little girl in Kansas and the other thousands that will go inside the White House to see this year’s Christmas decorations which first lady Melania Trump beautifully selected with the theme "Home Is Where The Heart Is."  

Mrs. Trump once again proved her thoughtfulness and respect for the tradition of the White House and those inhabitants who have come before her, while confidently and elegantly not being constrained by them. She has left her own uniquely distinctive, timeless mark as first lady throughout her Christmas theme inspired by her own life experiences from both motherhood and business, stating, "This Christmas, let’s celebrate the love we hold within ourselves, and share it with the world around us. After all, wherever we are, we can create a home filled with grace, radiance, and endless possibilities." 

From the earliest days of our republic, presidents and first ladies have always welcomed people to the White House, and the holiday season is certainly the most special time to do so. This year, the route will be slightly different to accommodate the construction of the ballroom, but that has not deterred Mrs. Trump from hosting time-honored traditions like Halloween at the White House, the Thanksgiving turkey pardoning, and now Christmas receptions and tours.  

Over half a century, since the days of the Kennedy administration, first ladies have orchestrated the décor of the magnificent tree prominently placed in the........

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