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 ...

When people think of 1920s Chicago, stories of bootleggers, speakeasies and Al Capone naturally come to mind. The Uptown tunnels are just part of the roaring ‘20s Chicago story.

The Hangge-Uppe. 14 W Elm St Chicago, IL 60610 (312) 337-0561 Hours: Mon-Fri, Sun 7pm-4am; Sat 7pm-5am. The basement of this Gold Coast bar was a speakeasy during Prohibition and has associations ...

An Al Capone-era speakeasy and bordello is on the auction block.The property in Peotone reportedly was named Miami Gardens because Al Capone spent so much time in Miami, Fla.It is included in $22 ...

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

Best Speakeasy Bars In Chicago. April 23, 2015 / 7:00 AM CDT / CBS Chicago ... barbecue bitters and grapefruit essential oil when Al Capone was alive but they are delicious.

A 1920s building supposedly built by Al Capone could reopen as a restaurant near suburban St. Charles, complete with video gaming. However, nearby residents aren’t sold on the gamble, the ...

Across the globe, Chicago is known for many things: its architecture, its sports teams and its lakefront. But the world’s impression of Chicago hasn’t always been linked with success or… ...

Listen in to a spirited evening commemorating the 79th anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition with Chicago History Museum's director of curatorial affairs John Russick, Al Capone’s great niece ...

MUSKEGON, MI – Behind a non-descript door in Muskegon, 1920s Chicago awaits. Burgundy booths tufted with buttons line Capone’s Speakeasy, 794 Pine St., where glittering chandeliers hang from ...