Theodore Roosevelt's Stolen Pocket Watch Returns After 36 Years

The watch, a sentimental gift from his sister, was recovered at a Florida auction house and is now back at Sagamore Hill.

The watch was stolen in 1987 from the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site in Buffalo.
It resurfaced last year at a Florida auction house and was identified by its unique engraving.
Federal agents seized the watch and confirmed its authenticity through historical research.
The National Park Service and the FBI announced its return during a ceremony at Sagamore Hill.
The watch holds significant sentimental value as it accompanied Roosevelt on various historic adventures.