Couderay News

This Sept. 2000 photo shows the fireplace and two narrow curved stairways, in the living room of the main lodge, at The Hideaway, the former summer residence of mobster Al Capone in Couderay, Wis.

This Sept. 2000 photo shows the fireplace and two narrow curved stairways, in the living room of the main lodge, at The Hideaway, the former summer residence of mobster Al Capone in Couderay, Wis.

The hideout place of the notorious Chicago gangster and racketeer Alphonse Capone in Couderay, Wisconsin , is being auctioned off for a prodigious $2.6 million.

Among the interesting properties foreclosed on in Wisconsin recently is Al Capone's hideout near Couderay in northwestern Wisconsin.

17, born Alphonse Gabriel Capone in Brooklyn, N.Y. 1913 - Expelled from school at age 14 for hitting a teacher, associates with notorious street gang whose members included famed mobster-to-be Lucky Luciano.

The former Wisconsin hideout of Chicago mobster Al Capone is up for sale. The 407-acre site comes compete with a bar and restaurant, guard towers, and 18- inch thick walls... much like a hidden fortress for good reason.

The buyer of a scenic property in northern Wisconsin will get more than just its bar and restaurant: They'll have a former hideout of Chicago mobster Al Capone.

A bank has foreclosed on Al Capone's hide-out, a longtime tourist attraction near Couderay in the Wisconsin northwoods.

Looking for the ultimate getaway? Consider bidding on Al Capone's "hideout retreat" in Wisconsin -- that is if you've got the minimum bid required: $2.5 million.

A Wisconsin bank says it is promoting a foreclosed resort's ties to gangster Al Capone to boost interest in an auction among Chicagoans.

A piece of gangster history will go on the auction block this fall. Al Capone's hideout in Couderay will be sold.

Wednesday, the movie a oePublic Enemiesa , about John Dillinger, will be released, but just when those gangsters are getting some publicity in Wisconsin, a tourist attraction at Al Capone's home has closed.