Little Bohemia Lodge John Dillinger shootout and Public Enemies movie location

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Take a short trip through Little Bohemia Lodge in Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin. How it looks today in 2023. Location of a historic shootout between John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson & others and Melvin Purvis of the FBI where the outlaws successfully escaped. Also a filming location for the movie Public Enemies starring Johnny Depp.

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@humbertosesma4664 3 ай бұрын

That was a helluva firefight in that lodge seventy -years ago wow

@kstenzel2010 3 ай бұрын

Neat place to visit. Thanks for watching

@maralinekozial9131 7 ай бұрын

Crazy that all the Feds bullets hit exactly in that room atleast for the most part , i can't believe anyone in that room didn't get hit atleast once they all shot into that room with tge same exact target & accuracy!!!! Notice theres no strays in the corner but only in the areas where Dillinger & Hamilton were actually standing in before the Feds fired upon them!!!! Its absolutely crazy to see this & hiw it went down & its even crazier that this entire gun battle only lasted about 2 mins tops!!!!

@kstenzel2010 7 ай бұрын

Interesting history for sure! Thanks for watching.

@jat6547 25 күн бұрын

So get this, I was there today in bar area and asked to order an appetizer , I was told NO..... Minutes later I saw a couple at the bar 🍸 beeping served food........ I asked the hostess why I was denied service , her reply was they only do that for certain people......

@kstenzel2010 25 күн бұрын

Interesting...

@jat6547 25 күн бұрын

@@kstenzel2010 Seriously sir,,,, I live miles from them, dined in the dining room many times, first time I sat in lounge....... Now tbd Bartender also would not make me a pina colada, he said " no blended " drinks 🍸....... Moment s later what do I see behind bar, you got a blender... .... Hostess also said regarding to being served an appetizer on bar, " if the bartender" feels like it " They were not rude at all to me, just got the impression these decisions were made by the bartender and how hard he wanted to work and for whom he felt like serving. Om6 from Chicago and work ed in restaurants a good portion of my life, if I did that I would of been fired..