Step back in time and explore the fascinating mob history of Galveston Island. Discover the glamorous era of world-class entertainers, casinos, and the infamous mob rules that governed the island.
Step back in time and explore the fascinating mob history of Galveston Island. Discover the glamorous era of world-class entertainers, casinos, and the infamous mob rules that governed the island.
- Antique Warehouse - Originally the Oleander Hotel in 1913. Listed in the Green Book as safe haven in the Jim Crow south. A place where the African American travelers could stay their journey to Galveston.
- Maceo Spice & Import Company - The starting point of the Mace Empire. Formally Sam and Rosarrio first barber shop where they bootlegged…
- Antique Warehouse - Originally the Oleander Hotel in 1913. Listed in the Green Book as safe haven in the Jim Crow south. A place where the African American travelers could stay their journey to Galveston.
- Maceo Spice & Import Company - The starting point of the Mace Empire. Formally Sam and Rosarrio first barber shop where they bootlegged wine and spirits for their thirsty guest.
- Island Carriages - Formally the home of Molly Waters. One of the most famous houses on the island. Molly is Galveston’s most infamous Madam as she retired a millionaire. The house is currently being restored.
- Galveston Railroad Museum - At the height of the Red Light district, the railroad brought in 40,000 men a day all looking for love.
- Experienced Tour Guide
- Experienced Tour Guide
Travel back to a period when the mafia ruled Galveston, and their patrons were valued like kin. Crossing the bridge, you entered ‘The Free State of Galveston,’ a place governed solely by mob law. The luminaries of the time were top-tier performers invited to entertain in the casinos, such as Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin. Everyone was living their own version of a ‘Vegas Dream,’ right in Galveston.
Travel back to a period when the mafia ruled Galveston, and their patrons were valued like kin. Crossing the bridge, you entered ‘The Free State of Galveston,’ a place governed solely by mob law. The luminaries of the time were top-tier performers invited to entertain in the casinos, such as Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin. Everyone was living their own version of a ‘Vegas Dream,’ right in Galveston.
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