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Alcatraz island was the last stop for Al capone.I wish to thank Mr.Tim Brazil for the following info on Alcatraz.He is a guide on Alcatraz island.I also wish to thank Jolene Babyak and Mr.John Martini for their tireless work in deciphering the cellblock numbering system which clears up alot of speculation on where Al cell was.Also would like to thank all the Park Rangers and Tour guides who do an outsatnding job caring about this historical island.

Al was located in cell block B. The numbers to these cells were later repainted on the orders of later Wardens.

CELL BLOCK B SECOND TIER

Al's original cell number 181 under Warden Johnston (left) later became number 206 under Warden Swope (Right).

(Courtesy Mr.Tim Brazil).

Prisoner permission slips filled out by Capone to request interview or privileges show his

cell being that of 181.This was stated in Robert Schoenberg's book called Mr.Capone.

(Photocopy courtesy of Mr.Tim Brazil).

The lonely corridor of Cell Block B. Al's cell was located on second tier. (Courtesy Mr.Tim Brazil).

Al's cell originally 181 now shown to be B- 206 for Alcatraz visitors.(Courtesy Mr.Tim Brazil).

Getting the rare priviledge of entering Al Capone's cell at Alcatraz.

Al's view from inside his cell.

Al shuffled down this walkway drooling one day as the effects of paresis kicked in from the syphillis he contracted as a younger man, working as a roper/bouncer in the brothels. (Courtesy Mr.Tim Brazil).

Closer view of Al's cell. (Courtesy Mr.Tim Brazil).

Inside Al's cell (181) at Alcatraz

Al's world when he wasn't working in the workshops or library.(Courtesy Mr.Tim Brazil).

The workshop Industry building where Al used to work at Alcatraz.

Al's mugshot on Alcatraz. (Courtesy of Mr. Michael Esslinger).


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