A historic lakefront property in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, with ties to the Roaring '20s and possible connections to notorious gangster Al Capone is on the market for $4.49 million.

Nearly eight decades after his death, Alphonse Capone remains the most notorious mobster of all time. Now a gripping new book ...

The black and white image was taken in a police station in New York on Boxing Day 1925. It shows Capone standing next to ...

The most infamous inmate of Alcatraz was Al Capone, the Chicago mob boss who was nicknamed Scarface over the scars on his face. Though the federal authorities could not indict him in the St ...

Their cousin Sammie, a pastor's son known as Preacher Boy (played by newcomer Miles Caton), is an aspiring musician; his ...

Al Capone acquired the moniker “Scarface” due to a prominent facial scar resulting from a barroom altercation. The scar, which ran from his left cheek to his ear, became a distinctive feature of his ...

Hardy's pale complexion and scars signify Capone's condition ... Geraldo Rivera's 1986 live TV event "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vault" didn't find the score in a secret vault in Chicago's ...

It was around this time that a teenage Al Capone also joined the Five Points Gang ... It was there that Capone got into a fight that would earn him the scars on his face — and his legendary nickname ...

Al Capone was a surprisingly strong student, but school just wasn't for him. He went to an incredibly strict Catholic school, and in case you couldn't guess, Capone had some issues with authority.

The scar remained for the rest of his life ... The film wouldn’t be the last authentic portrayal of Capone on the big screen. Al Pacino’s fellow Godfather actor Robert De Niro famously played the man ...