Among the items you can see, a hatchet used to bust up saloons, the verdict sheet from al Capone's trial, and lawman Eliot Ness' sworn oath of office.
The alcohol ban lasted from 1920 to 1933. No word on the St. Louis location for the exhibit.
Prohibition Exhibition Coming To St. Louis
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