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The Mob Museum
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The Mob Museum
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The Mob Museum finds its ideal home in the only historic building recognized on a local and national level in Las Vegas: the very first federal building and U.S. Post Office built in 1933.
About
The Mob Museum, a 501-c-3 nonprofit, is an interactive museum dedicated to the history of organized crime and law enforcement. The Mob Museum presents a bold and authentic view of organized crime’s impact on Las Vegas history as well as its unique imprint on America and the world. The museum presents the real stories and actual events of mob history via interactive and engaging exhibits that reveal all sides of the story about the role of organized crime in the United States. The Mob Museum offers multiple perspectives and provides a contemporary, engaging, challenging and educational experience.
Location
The Mob Museum is located at 300 Stewart Avenue in the heart of the downtown Las Vegas. It is located inside an historic former federal courthouse and U.S. Post Office. This building is one of the last remaining historically significant buildings in Las Vegas and is included on both the Nevada and National Registers of Historic Places. In 1950–51, the Kefauver Committee hearings on organized crime were held in 14 cities. In Las Vegas, the hearings were held in a courtroom in this very building. The courtroom has been recreated to appear as it did in 1950 and serves as an exhibit as well as a rental space for private events. The building is an important remaining example of the Depression-era neoclassical architecture built by the federal government during the 1920s and 1930s.
Event Space
We know a thing or two about dealing with big groups. If you’re looking to throw a special event or simply want to bring your whole crew to The Mob Museum, we can accommodate you. Special rates and packages are available if you have a group of 12 or more. Whether you are planning a corporate cocktail reception or wedding or looking for a unique venue for a board meeting, The Mob Museum special event planners will assist you from start to finish to ensure that your occasion goes off without a hitch. Each of the rooms has a different feel, a different vibe. Choose the space that best fits your event’s size and style, or you can just go big and rent out the whole joint. Not to mention, when you host an event here, you’ll get to mix and mingle right in front of our exhibits—a thrilling setting for everyone involved.
The Mob Museum, a 501-c-3 nonprofit, is an interactive museum dedicated to the history of organized crime and law enforcement. The Mob Museum presents a bold and authentic view of organized crime’s impact on Las Vegas history as well as its unique imprint on America and the world. The museum presents the real stories and actual events of mob history via interactive and engaging exhibits that reveal all sides of the story about the role of organized crime in the United States. The Mob Museum offers multiple perspectives and provides a contemporary, engaging, challenging and educational experience.
Location
The Mob Museum is located at 300 Stewart Avenue in the heart of the downtown Las Vegas. It is located inside an historic former federal courthouse and U.S. Post Office. This building is one of the last remaining historically significant buildings in Las Vegas and is included on both the Nevada and National Registers of Historic Places. In 1950–51, the Kefauver Committee hearings on organized crime were held in 14 cities. In Las Vegas, the hearings were held in a courtroom in this very building. The courtroom has been recreated to appear as it did in 1950 and serves as an exhibit as well as a rental space for private events. The building is an important remaining example of the Depression-era neoclassical architecture built by the federal government during the 1920s and 1930s.
Event Space
We know a thing or two about dealing with big groups. If you’re looking to throw a special event or simply want to bring your whole crew to The Mob Museum, we can accommodate you. Special rates and packages are available if you have a group of 12 or more. Whether you are planning a corporate cocktail reception or wedding or looking for a unique venue for a board meeting, The Mob Museum special event planners will assist you from start to finish to ensure that your occasion goes off without a hitch. Each of the rooms has a different feel, a different vibe. Choose the space that best fits your event’s size and style, or you can just go big and rent out the whole joint. Not to mention, when you host an event here, you’ll get to mix and mingle right in front of our exhibits—a thrilling setting for everyone involved.
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