Wabasha Street Caves

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See the last remaining restored Gangster Era site. Historic Tours of extensive caves carved into the hillside in long-abandoned mining ventures in the 1800s. Later, was a mushroom farm, and then developed as a Restaurant Casino and Gangsters' Hotspot during the 1930s prohibition era. Newspapers reported an unsolved gangland murder at the casino. Tour guides point out the bullet holes. Some believe the caves are haunted by the murdered mobsters whose bodies were never found. Weekly Tours of the caves, plus Seasonal themes throughout the year, such as Gangster Bus Tours, Haunted Halloween, Ghosts & Graves, and special group tours. The current facility also hosts Private events for up to 200 guests, for banquets, weddings, and corporate functions. The original Bar from the 30s was a record at 60 feet long and is fully restored. Another very popular attraction is the nostalgic Swing Dancing with live Big Band music, happening on Thursday evenings. Most tickets are only $10See the last remaining restored Gangster Era site. Historic Tours of extensive caves carved into the hillside in long-abandoned mining ventures in the 1800s. Later, was a mushroom farm, and then developed as a Restaurant Casino and Gangsters' Hotspot during the 1930s prohibition era. Newspapers reported an unsolved gangland murder at the casino. Tour guides point out the bullet holes. Some believe the caves are haunted by the murdered mobsters whose bodies were never found. Weekly Tours of the caves, plus Seasonal themes throughout the year, such as Gangster Bus Tours, Haunted Halloween, Ghosts & Graves, and special group tours. The current facility also hosts Private events for up to 200 guests, for banquets, weddings, and corporate functions. The original Bar from the 30s was a record at 60 feet long and is fully restored. Another very popular attraction is the nostalgic Swing Dancing with live Big Band music, happening on Thursday evenings. Most tickets are only $10