The Mob Museum
The historic Courtroom
In November 1950, the courtroom was the location of the Kefauver Hearings, which were led by the U.S. Congress. Hearings were held across the country to determine the influence of the mob on American society. During normal Museum hours the courtroom appears as it did in 1950, complete with historic furniture.Maximum capacity:
160 guests seated
200 guests reception style
Suggestions
The Distillery
Prohibition made it illegal to brew beer or distill liquor, so America’s unquenched thirst for alcohol demanded an underworld solution....
The Fitting Room
A hidden VIP room behind a secret door. Maximum capacity: 12 guests lounge-style
The Underground at The Mob Museum
Travel back in time to the Prohibition era, when thousands of speakeasies operating in hard-to-find places satisfied the nation’s thirs...
The Oscar Goodman Room
Formerly office space for the U.S. Attorney and Assistant U.S. Attorney, this versatile, private room is a great setting for business m...
Scavenger Hunt
For groups seeking team-building activities or simply to be active and entertained as part of a company gathering, Museum Scavenger Hun...
Mob Mystery
The Mob Museum is now offering a Mob Mystery activity, where groups must work together to prevent a crime from being committed. Partici...
Private guided tour
The Mob Museum offers guided tours for guests who want a narrated, interactive history of the exhibits. The tours, which typically last...
Private Distillery Tour & Tasting
This tour provides guests an opportunity to explore The Underground, learning about Prohibition and its impact on distilled spirits. Gu...
A Tasting You Can't Refuse
A Tasting You Can’t Refuse Enjoy handcrafted cocktails, appetizers and an exclusive whiskey tasting experience inside the VIP room at...
Married To The Mob - Wedding Packages
The Mob Museum’s historic building and interactive exhibits provide the perfect backdrop for whatever you are planning. An elegant cock...