It wasn't a restaurant during Capone's day, but this historic building was integral in his alcohol running operations. Legend ...

Al Capone’s banjo-playing ghost that still haunts the halls of Alcatraz ... His final days at his home in Miami were spent fishing, playing cards, and dipping into insanity. On January 25, ...

We’ll never know for sure if the Al Brown that was arrested there in 1921 was actually Al Capone. I had no Geraldo Rivera–like expectations of finding a secret Capone vault. It’s hard to ...

Al Capone plays cards in a train compartment in October 1931 during his transport to prison to serve a sentence for tax evasion. ... which Capone tried to relieve by playing banjo and mandola, ...

Al Capone's favorite pistol, jewelry, furniture to be auctioned off 06:37. A pistol that the notorious Prohibition-era gangster Al Capone nicknamed "sweetheart" is once again up for auction.

Al Capone was rumored to spend time at this gorgeous 1930 stone manor known as RyeMabee in Monteagle, Tenn. It now houses a restaurant called High Point. Courtesy of Jan Shade Beach ...

A historic Florida home where gangster Al Capone is said to have vacationed is headed to auction on Tuesday with a reserve price of $1.2 million, according to Interluxe, the auction company ...

Capone was 48 when he died on Jan. 25, 1947, after developing dementia from syphilis. This story was originally published April 27, 2024 at 6:00 AM. Get one year of unlimited digital access for ...

Tom Hardy steps into notorious gangster shoes, playing Al Capone in "Capone." What's true, what's not in Josh Trank's new movie (now streaming).

Unlike Babe Ruth, Al Capone was not photographed or well documented around St. Pete. But there are plenty of rumors: He had a home in Pasco’s Moon Lake (not true).

In 1934, Alcatraz Prison, situated on a small island off the coast of San Francisco, California, opened. Until 1963, “The Rock” was home to more than 1,500 hardened criminals, including Al ...