Al Capone's Sunken Speakeasy Revealed in Haunting Photos
Al Capone's sunken speakeasy REVEALED: Haunting photos show the wrecked boat where the notorious mobster's Prohibition-era guests partied Al Capone continued to drink booze, according to local lore day: 12:52 GMT, 20 January 2023
Haunting footage reveals the wrecked party boat where Al Capone's guests enjoyed boozy celebrations during Prohibition .
Built as a wooden barge in 1889, the Keuka changed hands in 1928 and soon became a floating dance hall with music live and bar.
And the man running the booze was none other than notorious gangster Al Capone, according to local lore.
But bad luck followed the Keuka - its manager was shot dead by a drunken customer and the ship mysteriously sank in August 1932.
The Prohibition Era The era of prohibition began in 1920 when the 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution...
Haunting footage reveals the wrecked party boat where Al Capone's guests enjoyed boozy celebrations during Prohibition .
Built as a wooden barge in 1889, the Keuka changed hands in 1928 and soon became a floating dance hall with music live and bar.
And the man running the booze was none other than notorious gangster Al Capone, according to local lore.
But bad luck followed the Keuka - its manager was shot dead by a drunken customer and the ship mysteriously sank in August 1932.
The Prohibition Era The era of prohibition began in 1920 when the 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution...
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