The 2100 block of North Clark Street in February, 1929. Photo: Betteman archives/Getty Images
Today marks the 93rd anniversary of the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre.
- This photo shows the block where the shootings happened. The building on the right was a rooming house where Al Capone's gangsters stayed to spy on the garage where Bugs Moran's gangsters hung out.
- The garage where the shootings took place is on the left, between the laundry and tailor shop signs.
Zoom in: Today, this block is in the heart of Lincoln Park. That rooming house is now the restaurant Riccardo Trattoria.
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