Al Capone's old Prairie avenue home before and today, 7244 South Prairie Avenue.
Built by it's original owners in 1914 at a cost of $5,000. With their roots still in New York , Al Capone and family began to move into the place on August 8, 1923. The ownership was under Mae and Theresa Capone. Frank Capone's funeral was held here. Theresa Capone passed away in this house in 1952.
On November 26,1947, the ownership was transferred to Mafalda Maritote. (Al's sister). After Theresa's death, she sold the house on January 15,1953, to a William B. Petty. It has changed hands since then and is currently for sale.

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Blackout drapes, iron/ironing board, free cribs/infant beds, free WiFi

"Rooms need to be exterminated and upgraded "

SAR 294 total

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29 Apr - 30 Apr

"I didn’t have any amenities in my room for the entire stay. The staff kept promising they will provide but never did "

SAR 305 total

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29 Apr - 30 Apr

In-room safe, desk, blackout drapes, free cribs/infant beds

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SAR 227 total

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27 Apr - 28 Apr

"No lazy chair in the room. No lamp on the computer table. No iron. Repainter over the walls. Mirrors dirty"

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"Beautiful renovations have been done to the area adjacent to the main building. The outdoor seating is welcoming and comfortable. I wish the hanging nest chairs were able to be positioned to face 360° instead of having to view the storage crate and unkept part of the parking lot. Other than that, it’s a time capsule and I mean that in the best way possible. The perfect alternative to stuffy modern hotels they lack originality, character, or charm. This place has it all."