The story
This Victorian brownstone allegedly served as the lookout point for Capone's gunmen during the St. Valentine's Day Massacre directly across the street.
Everything that was here
- 1972–present · still open
Chicago Pizza and Oven Grinder Company (St. Valentine's Day Massacre Lookout Building)Restaurant
This Victorian brownstone allegedly served as the lookout point for Capone's gunmen during the St. Valentine's Day Massacre directly across the street.
See the map in 1973 → - 1929–1929
St. Valentine's Day Massacre Sitecrime-scene
Seven men were killed in a Lincoln Park garage on February 14, 1929, and no one was ever tried for the killings.
See the map in 1929 → - 1920–1929
SMC Cartage Company Warehouse (St. Valentine's Day Massacre Site)Warehouse
Seven men were lined up against a wall and executed in the most notorious gangland massacre in American history.
See the map in 1921 →
Connected places
Holy Name Cathedral
Chicago, IL
Al Capone connection
Schofield's Flower Shop
Chicago, IL
Al Capone connection
Colosimo's Cafe
Chicago, IL
Al Capone connection
French Country Inn
Lake Geneva, WI
Al Capone connection
Mineola Hotel
Fox Lake, IL
Al Capone connection
Manning Hotel
Fox Lake, IL
Al Capone connection
Explore the full web of connections on the map.
Nearby history
Know something about Chicago Pizza and Oven Grinder Company (St. Valentine's Day Massacre Lookout Building)? An old photo, a date, a memory of what stood here before?
Add it on the map