Mob Museum

Opened in 2012 in the historic (1933) downtown post office and courthouse, the Mob Museum features the history of organized crime, and law-enforcement efforts to curtail it, in the U.S.

Photos (including a long Wall of Mobsters and the graphic Mob's Greatest Hits), artifacts such as an electric chair, plus the second-floor courtroom where Senator Estes Kefauver held one of 14 hearings in the early 1950s, theater presentations, and multimedia shows all tell the true stories of the heyday of the Mafia and other gangs.