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  1. siouxcityjournal.com › life-entertainment › ohioOhio museum races to raise money for tiara sold on ‘Pawn Stars’

    12 de abr. de 2014 · First lady Ida Saxton McKinley wears a tiara that was recently sold on an episode of TV's Pawn Stars. The McKinley Museum is hoping to buy the headpiece from the pawn shop that now owns it.

  2. www.cantonrep.com › story › lifestyleIda McKinley's tiara to go on display at McKinley museum

    1 de jul. de 2014 · The tiara will go on display Wednesday in the museum’s McKinley Gallery, along with a list of the donors who helped buy the tiara from Rick Harrison, host of the television show “Pawn Stars.”

  3. www.the-sun.com › money › 10938327My family heirloom is 'the crown jewels of the US' - a pawn ...

    30 de mar. de 2024 · AN important piece of American history had been passed down as a family heirloom for generations before landing in a pawn shop. Kevin and his three brothers had been holding onto a tiara for decade…

  4. lasvegassun.com › news › 2014‘Pawn Stars’ shop sells historic tiara to presidential museum

    4 de jul. de 2014 · Relatives who had inherited Ida McKinley's diamond-accented headpiece sold it to the pawn shop featured in the History Channel show "Pawn Stars." When Gold & Silver Pawn co-owner Rick Harrison ...

  5. www.cantonrep.com › story › newsThe Monday After: Ida's wings of diamonds - Canton Repository

    31 de mar. de 2014 · Ida McKinley's diamond tiara went from the hair of president's wife to the bald head of the host of television's “Pawn Stars.” Now it may be coming back home to Canton.

  6. www.nytimes.com › 2014/06/20 › artsWhat’s a Tiara Like You Doing on Reality TV? - The New York ...

    19 de jun. de 2014 · Donors raised $43,000 to buy a diamond tiara once owned by President William McKinley’s wife from the Las Vegas shop on “Pawn Stars.”

  7. www.wksu.org › news › storyIda McKinley's tiara comes home, with the help of "Pawn Stars"

    It took 374 people, a big push by a small nonprofit and a reality TV show to get First Lady Ida McKinley\\'s diamond tiara back home to Canton, Ohio.