AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo recently visited The Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. On Valentine’s Day, The Mob Museum celebrates its 7th Anniversary with a free day for Nevada residents with I.D. and buy one, get one for non-locals. The Museum first opened its doors on February 14, 2012. The Mob Museum’s signature artifacts include some of the most iconic in Mob history such as the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall where seven men affiliated with the Moran gang were murdered by the South Side Italian gang led by Al Capone in Chicago on February 14, 1929. The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Tommy guns were also on view of attendees.
It was a rainy Valentine’s Day in Las Vegas… 
Outside The Mob Museum 
Free admission for Nevada residents 
Celebrating the museum’s 7th anniversary 
St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall from Chicago (1929) 
Al Capone was featured on the cover of “TIME” on March 24, 1930 
Tommy Gun 
St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall from Chicago (1929) 
Some of the bricks were removed and purchased by George Patey. 
AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo in front of the wall 
This 20-round magazine and four live shotgun shells were seized from Fred Burke’s House. 
Brooklyn Daily Eagle newspaper front page 
Test bullets from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 
Tommy Gun (pictured above) 
Two police officers from Berrien County, Michigan 
They brought this Tommy Gun from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 
They brought this Tommy Gun from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 
They brought this Tommy Gun from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 
They brought this Tommy Gun from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 
Police officer from Berrien County, Michigan 
They brought these Tommy Guns from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 
Virtual Reality experience
Visit the Mob Museum at 300 Stewart Avenue in Downtown Las Vegas
(Steps From Fremont Street). For tickets and more information, visit https://themobmuseum.org.