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  • This was likely the “brick booth” used by Al Capone when he stopped at a Bucyrus speakeasy while traveling by train between New York and Chicago.

  • A look inside the redone speakeasy in Bucyrus, found beneath the Historic Weaver Hotel and Crazy Fox Saloon, 112 W. Mansfield St.

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  • A small operator can take guests down to the basement speakeasy at the Historic Weaver Hotel and Crazy Fox Saloon.

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  • Photos of Al Capone adorn the walls of the Bucyrus speakeasy he was said to frequent during Prohibition.

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