The Mob Museum is going to expose you to history that your school textbooks didn't dare to cover.
  Some find mobsters strangely fascinating, while others get excited about the good guys who brought them to their demise. If you're into the law enforcement side, you'll get a chance to read a lot about them, too.
  One of the key exhibits is the actual courtroom used in the Kefauver hearings, the first mob-related event to be televised. The museum is located inside the former federal courthouse where the 1950-51 Kefauver Committee hearings were held. The Kefauver Committee investigation contributed to the national debate on organized crime that developed after World War II.
  The dimly-lit courtroom shows historical clips on a big screen and just outside, you can read more about the hearings.