Map: Mafia Locations
The Gemini Lounge
Brooklyn, New York, United States
During the 1970s and 1980s, members of the DeMeo crew murdered and decapitated more than 100 victims at the Gemini Lounge in Brooklyn, New York.
These days, the building is home to a church.
The location where crime boss Albert Anastasia was shot dead
Manhattan, New York, United States
On October 25th, 1957, crime boss Albert Anastasia was shot dead at this location on 7th Avenue in Manhattan.
At the time of the murder, it was a barber shop. These days, it is a Starbucks.
The restaurant where mobster Joe Gallo was shot dead
Manhattan, New York, United States
On April 7th, 1972, mobster Joe Gallo was shot dead at this location on Mulberry Street in Little Italy, Manhattan.
It is believed that the Colombo family carried out the hit.
The house where mafia boss Paul Castellano lived
Staten Island, New York, United States
Gambino crime boss Paul Castellano lived at this mansion in Staten Island until his assassination in December of 1985.
The location where mobster Carmine Galante was shot dead
Brooklyn, New York, United States
In July of 1979, feared mobster Carmine Galante was shot dead at this location on Knickerbocker Avenue in Brooklyn.
The steakhouse where mob boss Paul Castellano was shot dead
Manhattan, New York, United States
On December 16th, 1985, three hitmen murdered Gambino crime boss Paul Castellano outside of this steakhouse in Manhattan.
The restaurant where Jimmy Hoffa was last seen
Bloomfield Township, Michigan, United States
In July of 1975, union leader Jimmy Hoffa disappeared after traveling to this restaurant in the northern suburbs of Detroit. It is believed that he was picked up at the restaurant by members of the mafia and then murdered nearby.
To this day, his final resting place remains a mystery.
The location where the mob buried the Spilotro brothers
Enos, Indiana, United States
In June of 1986, mobsters Anthony and Michael Spilotro were murdered by their bosses.
Afterwards, they were buried in this cornfield near Enos, Indiana.
The boat club where mobster Roy DeMeo was found murdered
Brooklyn, New York, United States
In January of 1983, Roy DeMeo's body was found in the trunk of a car at the Varuna Boat Club in the Sheepshead Bay area of Brooklyn.
The Gambino mobster had been shot five times in the head.
The Ravenite Social Club
Manhattan, New York, United States
The Ravenite Social Club served as the headquarters for the Gambino crime family.
It was here that mob boss John Gotti and his associates were arrested by the FBI.
The Bergin Hunt and Fish Club
Queens, New York, United States
The Bergin Hunt and Fish Club served as the main base of operations for mobster John Gotti.
It remained a Gambino headquarters up until early 2005.
Carlo Gambino's house
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Mob boss Carlo Gambino lived at this house in Brooklyn up until his death in October of 1976.
Nicknamed the "boss of bosses", Gambino held a great deal of influence over the five mafia families of New York.
The house where Gambino mob boss Frank Cali was shot dead
Staten Island, New York, United States
In March of 2019, Gambino mob boss Frank Cali was shot dead outside of this house on Staten Island.
The authorities believe that his killer was a paranoid conspiracy theorist.
Lucky Luciano's childhood home
Manhattan, New York, United States
Charles "Lucky" Luciano and his family lived in this building on East 10th Street in Manhattan.
It was here that the mafia boss started his life of crime.
The Triangle Social Club
Manhattan, New York, United States
The Triangle Civic Improvement Association was a mob hangout for the Greenwich Village Crew, which was a part of the Genovese crime family.
The club served as the headquarters for mafia boss Vincent Gigante.
The location where mobster Robert DiBernardo was murdered
Brooklyn, New York, United States
In June of 1986, Gambino member Robert DiBernardo was lured to a meeting at this building on Stillwell Avenue in Brooklyn and then murdered.
His body has never been found.
John Gotti's house
Queens, New York, United States
Gambino mob boss John Gotti lived at this modest house in the Howard Beach neighborhood of Queens up until his arrest in 1990.
In 1992, he was sentenced to life in prison for murder and racketeering.
The parking lot where mobster Danny Greene was killed by a car bomb
Lyndhurst, Ohio, United States
In October of 1977, Irish-American gangster Danny Greene was killed by a car bomb in this parking lot in Lyndhurst, Ohio.
The bombing was carried out by members of the Italian-American mafia.
The street where mobster Frank DeCicco was killed by a car bomb
Brooklyn, New York, United States
In April of 1986, Gambino underboss Frank DeCicco was assassinated by a car bomb at this location on 86th Street in Brooklyn.
His murder was in retaliation for the unsanctioned killing of Paul Castellano.
The Toyland Social Club
Manhattan, New York, United States
The Toyland Social Club was a mob hangout for the Bonanno crime family.
It served as the headquarters of underboss Nicholas Marangello.
The Napoli E Notte Cafe
Manhattan, New York, United States
The Napoli E Notte Cafe served as a mob hangout for the Genovese crime family.
Senior members such as Thomas Eboli and Frank "Funzi" Tieri held daily meetings at the rundown cafe.
The location where mob boss Thomas Eboli was shot dead
Brooklyn, New York, United States
On July 16th, 1972, Genovese mob boss Thomas Eboli was shot dead outside of this house in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn.
His murder remains unsolved.
The location where the Spilotro brothers were murdered
Bensenville, Illinois, United States
On June 14th, 1986, mobsters Anthony and Michael Spilotro were murdered at this house in Bensenville, Illinois.
Afterwards, their bodies were buried in a rural cornfield in Indiana.
The location where the mafia held its historic Apalachin meeting
Apalachin, New York, United States
In November of 1957, the Italian-American mafia held a historic summit at this house in the small town of Apalachin, New York.
More than 60 mobsters were arrested after the police caught wind of the meeting.
The Grand Avenue Social Club
Queens, New York, United States
The Grand Avenue Social Club served as a hangout for the Bonanno mafia family during the 1980s and 1990s.
It was reportedly owned by a capo named Vincent Asaro.
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