Artifacts Home / Case Files/ ArtifactsCase Files: Notable Names / Pop Culture / The Exhibits / Artifacts / The Building / Digital Experiences / Timeline / Inside the Mob Museum St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in 1929 in Chicago remains ... Learn More St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall Tommy Gun The popularity of Thompson submachine guns with gangsters in the ... Learn More Tommy Gun Nevada Gas Chamber Chair In 1924, Nevada became the first state to execute a ... Learn More Nevada Gas Chamber Chair Mike Malone Gun Undercover federal agent Mike Malone, who played a key role ... Learn More Mike Malone Gun 1919 World Series Ticket Gamblers, allegedly including New York crime boss Arnold Rothstein, conspired ... Learn More 1919 World Series Ticket Bugsy’s Sunglasses When mobster Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel was killed in 1947 at ... Learn More Bugsy’s Sunglasses Cowboy Sheriff Rifle Clark County Sheriff Ralph Lamb, who tangled with mobsters in ... Learn More Cowboy Sheriff Rifle Wiretap Recordings Bugs, not bullets, brought down the Mob. Wiretapping (recording phone ... Learn More Wiretap Recordings Joe Bonanno shotgun New York Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno’s 12-gauge sawed-off shotgun was ... Learn More Joe Bonanno shotgun Nucky Thompson Suit Steve Buscemi, who played Enoch “Nucky” Thompson in the HBO ... Learn More Nucky Thompson Suit St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Evidence On the chilly winter morning of February 14, 1929, four ... Learn More St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Evidence Mob movie posters The original poster for the 1955 movie, Las Vegas Shakedown, is now ... Learn More Mob movie posters The Godfather script This original third-draft script from the shooting of The Godfather ... Learn More The Godfather script Donate Artifacts
