Holidays at Woodlawn

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

Natural greens were used as a garland on the grand stairwell and attached with ribbons and red and white roses.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

Natural greens were used as a garland on the grand stairwell and attached with ribbons and red and white roses.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

Natural greens were used as a garland on the grand stairwell and attached with ribbons and red and white roses.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

Boxwood wreathes adorn the doors to the mansion.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

Garlands of magnolia leaves interspersed with pine cones and berries and boxwood on the mantle in the study.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

Detail of the mantle in the study. Boxwood branches are reassembled to form little accent trees.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

The marble mantel in the parlor with evergreen and fir garlands and red and white roses.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

A detail of the mantle in the parlor with greens and rose accents.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

In the Underwood Room, boxwood branches are made into little trees on top of greens and accented with red apples.

Photo by Louise Krafft, Gazette

In the Underwood Room, boxwood branches are made into little trees on top of greens and accented with red apples.

Decorations at Historic Woodlawn were designed by Alexandria resident and designer Beverly Stanley.

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