MOB MUSEUM

Also known as the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, the Mob Museum is a unique place to visit. Built in a neoclassical building dating back to 1933, the museum narrates the history of the American Mob via several informative displays. Visit the many exhibits housed here, representing various individual characters, and pertaining to events related to culture and fashion.

Opened on February 14, 2012, the Mob Museum is devoted to including the antiques, stories, and history of coordinated wrongdoing in the United States, just as the activities and activities by law implementation to forestall such violations.

The gallery is situated on Stewart Avenue, two squares north of Fremont Street, the principal course of the midtown club locale and is one of the most remarkable attractions in Las Vegas that every tourist should visit.

Highlights

• Officially named the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, the Mob Museum is one of the most unique places to see in Las Vegas, with your friends and family. 
• Structured out of a neoclassical style, this museum’s history dates back to 1933. 
• Learn about the history of the Mob in America, and indulge in the engaging video clips and interactive displays. 
• Know that the Mob Museum was the place wherein the well-known Kefauver Committee hearings were held, in 1950. 
• Explore the many amazing exhibits here, and immerse yourself in these exhibitions. 
• Spot the artifacts and objects comprising culture, fashion and events, associated with the history. 
• Get to view some of your favorite individual characters in the many brilliant exhibitions at the Mob Museum.