You'll learn about the large role that organized crime continues to play in this country and discover that, sometimes, the truth really is stranger than fiction. The Mob Museum now has a prohibition exhibit with a speakeasy and distillery. You'll hear the stories of bootleggers, rum runners, and the agents that tried to take them down.
Real stories are brought to life through engaging, high-tech multi-sensory exhibits, one-of-a-kind artifacts, and exclusive insights from those on the front lines of both sides of the continuing war.
The Mob Museum brings Mob stories to life in a way that'll make you feel like you're part of the story. But hey – you didn’t hear it from us.
The Mob Museum highlights
- The Underground – enter a Prohibition-era world surrounded by artifacts from the 1920s in this underground speakeasy. Cocktails from the on-site distillery are available for purchase for a real taste of the past.
- Organized Crime Today – learn about the many facets of organized crime and how it has evolved over time and continues today. From trafficking exotic species to cyber-scams and more, you’ll learn all about where organized crime operates and law enforcement’s fight against it.
- Crime Lab Experience – explore the work of crime scene investigators with real fingerprint analysis, ballistics reports, and DNA samples in the Crime Lab.
- Use of Force Experience – engage in eye-opening training sessions complete with role-play scenarios that will show you how to protect yourself in any situation.
- Birth of the Mob – see where it all began. Travel back to the early 1900s, where the seeds of organized crime bloomed.
- St. Valentine's Day Massacre Wall – the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in Chicago in 1929 is still one of the darkest moments in Mob history. Seven members of the Bugs Moran gang were shot to death by Al Capone's gang.
- 100 Years of Made Men – explore this wall of infamy that profiles the Mob's most famous figures over the span of 100 years.
- Mob's Greatest Hits – get a better idea of the gruesome violence that was commonplace in mob families.
FAQs
How long should I plan to be at the museum?
To fully experience the museum and all of its exhibits, allow yourself one to three hours.
Is photography allowed in the museum?
Yes, as long as you do not disrupt any of the exhibits or tours in progress.
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