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Meet the Mob Museum: A Journey into the American Crime Syndicate
Housed in the former Las Vegas Post Office and Courthouse, the Mob Museum offers a captivating look into the history and true stories of America's organized crime. Officially known as the Mob Museum, it features over 2,000 artifacts and exhibits dedicated to both mobsters and the law enforcement agents who pursued them.
Explore exhibits on the Prohibition era's speakeasies, listen to actual undercover FBI recordings of mafia dealings, and delve into the dark history of American crime, including infamous events like the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. It's a unique opportunity to witness a side of history rarely seen elsewhere.

Explore Exhibits on American Criminals and Syndicates
When it comes to the history of American organized crime, the Mob Museum is unparalleled. This institution continues to research the current activities of criminals and mafia figures worldwide. Interactive 5-meter touchscreens vividly illustrate the operations of drug trafficking, arms dealing, and money laundering.
Experience the stories of notorious American criminals like Al Capone and Tony Spilotro, and view hundreds of artifacts, including firearms and an electric chair. Engaging multi-sensory exhibits make learning about American crime history accessible and exciting.
Learn About the Mafia

The Mob Museum provides detailed accounts of historical mafia figures, their rise to power, and the complex relationship between law enforcement and organized crime. You can also find exhibits on firearms used by the mafia, autopsy reports of victims, and even the history of the Flamingo, a landmark Las Vegas hotel.
Address:
The Mob Museum
300 Stewart Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101 USA
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Operating Hours:
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
The Mob Museum