The story
Served as speakeasy, gambling den, and brothel. Al Capone was a regular visitor.
Everything that was here
- 1924–1933
Luna Cafe (Prohibition Era)Speakeasy
Served as speakeasy, gambling den, and brothel. Al Capone was a regular visitor.
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Nearby history
Luna Cafe
201 E Chain of Rocks Rd · 360 m away
Old Chain of Rocks Bridge
10800 Riverview Dr · 7.3 km away
Chain of Rocks Bridge
10820 Riverview Dr · 7.5 km away
This mile-long Route 66 crossing bends sharply in the middle, because of a water intake and riverbed rock that couldn't
Chain of Rocks Amusement Park
10820 Riverview Dr · 8.1 km away
Perched on the bluffs beside the crooked Chain of Rocks Bridge, the park hosted half a century of school picnics.
West End Service Station
620 St. Louis Street · 12.1 km away
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
30 Ramey St · 12.2 km away
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