This unique charcuterie board is perfect for small bites and a great conversation starter. Each piece is hand-crafted by artisan Kory Helgens of Spring Run Designs and is one-of-a-kind. All wood is sourced from the iconic sugar maple tree that stood in front of the Edith Farnsworth House for 62 years.

Your gift recipient will be transported to another time when drinking these loose-leaf tea blends, expertly crafted by the Larkin Tea Company. Select from Belle Grove Breakfast Blend (Black Tea), Cedar Creek (Black Tea with Vanilla and Cornflower Petals), or Dragonfly Song (Rooibos, Honey notes, Green Rooibos, Lemon Peel, Cornflowers, Calendula Petals).

Give your loved one a taste of the South with these treats, locally sourced from the Lowcountry. The elegantly wrapped gift box contains a Dark Chocolate Alligator, Bourbon Maple Caramels, Praline Pecans, and more.

Made with a luscious variety of ripe, juicy apples, tart apple cider, and aromatic spices, this jam elevates your toast into a delicious homemade apple pie.

Give the gift of a lazy Sunday morning. This elegantly wrapped gift box contains Biscuit Mix, Strawberry Jam, and Drayton Hall Blend Coffee.

For something truly unique, shop the jewelry collection from Acoma Sky City. Local artisans have created an array of bold rings, wooden earrings, and hummingbird necklaces in their jewelry collection.

Handcrafted in Charleston, South Carolina by Brackish, every feather is sustainably sourced and hand selected, making no two pieces exactly alike.

Inspired by original vintage botanical illustrations, this Fable scarf is sure to add an elegant flair to any outfit.

Great-niece Adele Cutts Douglas recalled a childhood memory of visiting her Aunt Dolley Madison, who wore a purple velvet dress lace and a lace cravat "fastened with an amethyst pin (which I remember, as Aunt afterwards gave my mother the earrings to correspond and I was sometimes allowed to wear them)." Dolley's amethyst pin and earrings provided the inspiration for jewelry artist Anne Vaughan to design these original amethyst accessories exclusively for Montpelier.

From the First Lady Collection, these elegant earrings are made with cultured pearls and cubic zirconia. Your gift recipient will be fashionable in these everywhere from a black-tie event to the office.

The eagle design on these cufflinks is inspired by a set of stemware ordered in 1945 for the presidential yacht, USS Williamsburg.

What should the government be allowed to do? What do you do if you fail at something? These are just a few of the questions at the heart of the Brave Ideas game. Each round nurtures students’ bold and brave ideas for taking action on issues that are important to them.

Give the gift of a stuffed animal that was inspired by a presidential pet from history. Select from Liberty (President Ford’s Golden Retriever), Millie (President Bush’s English Springer Spaniel), Socks (President Clinton’s cat), or Bo (President Obama’s Portuguese Water Dog), Clipper (First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy’s German Shepherd).

Give the child in your life hours of imaginative play with this paper doll set, complete with fold-out play scene, wardrobe of reusable clothes and accessories. Paper dolls were very popular in the mid-19th century, but they are still enjoyed by children today.

With the violin shaped screwdriver, this old fashioned music box comes together in no time. It can play four different songs.

Beautifully crafted by Virginia woodworker Dale Winburn, this gorgeous twist pen is made from a Montpelier Cedar tree. Packaged in a velvet lined box, this limited-edition item is a real find for the history lover in your life.

This complete feather pen set, also known as a Schreibfeder-Set, includes a natural quill, wood stylus, 7 nibs and ink.

Lincoln’s meetings at the Cottage were often impromptu and informal, and Lincoln was known to greet guests while wearing carpet slippers. Stubbs and Wootton, purveyors of luxury slippers, have recreated these famous slippers. The iconic slipper is embroidered in your choice of either: velvet, linen, or flax fabric.

Give the gift of a presidential smelling bathroom! This truly unique gift comes in a special box and includes: Number Six, Washington's favorite; Almond Cold Cream, selected by Eisenhower; and Jockey Club, the choice of John F. Kennedy, Jr..

Swiss husband-and-wife design team, Tät-Tat box created set of playfully designed pencils that is sure to delight those who have a passion for architecture and design.

For the lovers of Neoclassical design, give them this mug set that depicts the original architectural renderings of the White House.

The T4 Cake Stand is a simple but striking geometry. Its brushed brass geometric base and solid walnut wood top bring a design-forward elegance to any table.

Let it snow! An elegant addition to any desktop, the Glass House is encased in a glass sphere, enveloped by gently falling snow.

Since 1981, the White House Historical Association has created an annual ornament that honors a president or White House anniversary. This year, the ornament features were inspired by the handcrafted Christmas ornaments used in the White House during the presidency of Gerald R. Ford.

Our new Edith Farnsworth House ornament features a “peek inside” of the glass house with etched details. It’s a perfect gift for our architecture enthusiasts and modernist collectors!

Transport your giftee to New York City; the city’s famous paper cup has been reimagined in a ceramic mug.

Who knows what the future holds? You might if you read the leaves in the bottom of your cup using this Tea Leaf Reading kit. The kit is a nod to Dora Meltzer, who ran her palm reading studio from 97 Orchard Street, now home to the Tenement Museum, in the early 20th century.

Artist Derrick Adams created these unique works of art for the 2023 Glass House Summer Party, their annual benefit soiree, which Vogue magazine described as “a chic collision of art, fashion, and entertainment.”

Give something that they won’t find anywhere else. Select a spectacular geometric pottery piece ($88). To learn more about time-honored technique of creating pottery from Sky City, the nearly 1,000-year-old village and National Trust Historic Site in Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico read this Preservation magazine story.

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