Former First Lady's Diamond Tiara Back Home In Ohio

A tiara that once belonged to President William McKinley's wife has gone on display at the McKinley Presidential Library and Museum in Canton. Relatives who had inherited Ida McKinley's diamond-accented headpiece sold it to the Las Vegas pawn shop featured in the History Channel show "Pawn Stars." When Gold & Silver Pawn co-owner Rick Harrison offered to sell the piece to the Canton museum for $43,000 - the amount he paid for it - the museum quickly scrambled a fundraising campaign. Curator Kim Kenney says about 200 donors lined up out the door to see the headpiece when it was unveiled at a special party this week. Now it's on public display. To hear an in-depth report on the tiara from WKSU's M.L. Schultze, click on the link above.