New York: In 1937 Edith Haggin De Long donated her 100.32 carat star ruby to American Museum of National History. Along with other precious stones in 1967, it then became known as the largest jewelry heist in American history.
Montana: Currently in development, the daunting and extensive Butte Project "hopes to remind the world of a place that defined our country's dreams and extremes and still symbolizes its bravery and toughness".
Kentucky: Captain John Haggin was born in 1753 near Winchester, Virginia. He was one of the earliest settlers of Kentucky, arriving in the spring of 1775 with his wife's uncle, Col. John Hinkston.
California: The lure of the West beckoned! Stricken with malaria while crossing the Isthmus of Panama, a dying man was found in the jungle by two young boys from Peru. The boys spent a full year nursing a total stranger back to life. All three not only survived, the trio went on to mesh into a lifetime.
