Really interesting place to visit! We spent a good two hours walking round the museum at least, plus another half hour in the Speak Easy so well worth the money! Museum is well laid out on 3 floors with some interactive activities and videos. The speak easy is a fun experience and cocktail prices were not as expensive as I thought they would be. I highly recommend!

There was a piece of Chicago in that old court and post office--the wall from the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. I didn't have time to see everything in three hours, but I was deeply information saturated. There were unexpected surprises that included a display on how slot machines were cheated, the mob's skimming operations, a scale model of the prison that El Chapo escaped from, the Mob's possible connection to JFK's murder (the Mob had desire, but no court-admissible evidence), a firearms training simulator (added cost), the pre-Prohibition Mob and its rackets, and Las Vegas history. The Mob was several different organizations and covered the globe (except for Antarctica, and I wouldn't bet on that!). The restored court room had a movie on Senator Estes Kefauver's hearings on Organized Crime. I lived in Las Vegas during Sheriff Ralph Lamb's tenure -- Las Vegas was a different world back then! Who would have thought that Scranton, PA was one of the Mob's towns?

There is 3 floors that is full of photos, movies, stories about the beginning of the mob to the present day. There was different types of weapons that were used. They told you about the lawmen that fought against the mob. There is an electric chair plus a gas chamber. To say the least it was a very informative tour. About 2 to 3 hours can be spent with ease at this museum.