The speakeasy was called the 226 Club, a reference to the building's Wabash Avenue address, during Prohibition. Once the law was lifted in the 1930s, bar operations returned to street level, and ...

Al Capone was a regular visitor to both the speakeasy and the opera house at the Grand Prospect Hall. The magnificent hall ...

The Keuka was a 200 foot long tow barge that was used by Al Capone’s men in the prohibition days for a speakeasy." The behemoth vessel sits 50 feet under the surface of Lake Charlevoix. (Image ...

Photos of Al Capone’s sunken speak-easy have been revealed. The party boat was originally built as a lumber barge in 1889, but was converted into a floating dance hall with a bar and live music ...

A co-owner of the former location of the now closed Al Capone’s Hideaway & Steakhouse said the property at 35W337 Riverside Drive, Saint Charles Township, is not a priority right now — but ...

News; US News; Boats; Wreck of 'Al Capone's party boat' seen in eerie photos of 'cursed' floating speakeasy When the former lumber barge Keuka, which was said to be cursed with bad luck, was sold ...

Eerie new images reveal the sunken wreck of a party boat where guests of famous gangster Al Capone enjoyed booze-fuelled celebrations during 1920s prohibition. The former lumber barge, which was ...

Chicago’s 153-year-old Palmer House Hilton is the latest venue to tap into a glamorized legacy of Prohibition. Potter’s Bar is a speakeasy-style cocktail lounge that will require an entry ...

The Keuka “was used by Al Capone’s men in the prohibition days for a speakeasy (from) 1929 to 1931,” he wrote on Facebook.

Before Al Capone became the most famed American gangster in history, he moved into a two-unit brownstone with his wife and mother in Chicago's Park Manor neighborhood. And now that home could be ...