Alley Where John Dillinger Was Shot

Alley Where John Dillinger Was Shot is a historic and protected site North Side Chicago located in United States.

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2425 N Lincoln Ave Chicago , IL 60614 United States

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Erik Rowley

On July 22, 1934, 31 year old John Dillinger (public enemy #1) was shot dead at the entryway to this alley running from FBI agents after seeing Manhattan Melodrama at the Biograph Theater .

Jake Smith

There is some debate among historians about the number of times Dillinger was shot (3 versus 4), but the fatal shot entered through his neck and exited below his right eye.

Kevin Brennan

All reports state that this is the correct alley. Even the the movie , Public Enemy came up with the same alley. Rumors are that the alley is haunted.

Justin

The Qdoba was built to commemorate Dillingers love of quesadillas

Taylor Breen

It's still an alley. Don't lay down in a alley.

Dave Nathan

Not the actual alley. He was shot about 25 ft north where there is an old building now.

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