I'd like to check this place out (I live in Duluth.) Al Capone had many hideouts up in northern Minnesota. About 20-years ago, I explored one of Capone's hideout properties in Clearwater County. Thanks for this post!
Well you should be kicking up quite a few views if people come directly to TH-cam to wat h your video from the news article. Great find! I'm a native Minnesotan and my brother and I used to find crazy stuff in the nw part
Thank you! Yes Minnesota is great for exploring. I explore the central part as well. Tamarac wildlife refuge. Itaska state park. These are fun areas to explore. Yes this news article was brought to my attention last evening. Very cool article. I'll be doing another video on this area this coming spring.
Great video. I know that Capone had a few hideouts in MN, as did a few other outlaws. I'm just curious, how did you determine that it was Capone's hideout?
Too bad that is not his property. That’s the property of the couple that escaped Chicago and started a lodge. It’s on Heffelfinger Rd in Finland Minnesota. Cool idea but not where his family property was.
Nope not even within 65 Miles of this property. But good try. That property u speak of is outside of Ely.. u r very far off and are only commenting on news articles u have read. U know nothing John snow..
hey would you be willing to give an interview and tell that story? it can be as long or as short as you think will do it justice. I'm trying to get material for a Minnesota gangster series and I'm looking for actual relationships with gangsters , especially Capone
Its historically documented in many news articles over the years. Great question! I wish I could give you more info regarding location, but I haven't finished metal detecting the area. A little research of your own and you would be able to pinpoint this location. But it is hard to get to. Only way to get to it is by walking a couple miles or by snowmobile in the winter time. As I stated in the video, I'll disclose much more about this site once I've finished exploring it
@@upnorthnation6837 It looked like your truck was parked real close to the location at 6 minutes into the video. Need 4WD to make it? Would love to stop by and take some photos here this winter.
@@Jandrewz7 this area is extremely inaccessible during winter months. Snow machine is the only way to get to the area where I park my truck in the video. Summer months i had an easy time making with my truck. Yes you need 4wd in summer to get there.
@@upnorthnation6837 Nice. Thanks for your reply and info. Good to know. Was there some kind of bridge for you to cross the creek with your truck? I checked out this spot on a map and looks like it would be difficult to get to for sure. Wish I had a snowmobile, haha.
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As someone who's lived in Two Harbors their whole life, how did I never know this was basically in my backyard 😭
I'd like to check this place out (I live in Duluth.) Al Capone had many hideouts up in northern Minnesota. About 20-years ago, I explored one of Capone's hideout properties in Clearwater County. Thanks for this post!
Well you should be kicking up quite a few views if people come directly to TH-cam to wat h your video from the news article. Great find! I'm a native Minnesotan and my brother and I used to find crazy stuff in the nw part
Thank you! Yes Minnesota is great for exploring. I explore the central part as well. Tamarac wildlife refuge. Itaska state park. These are fun areas to explore.
Yes this news article was brought to my attention last evening. Very cool article. I'll be doing another video on this area this coming spring.
Great video. I know that Capone had a few hideouts in MN, as did a few other outlaws. I'm just curious, how did you determine that it was Capone's hideout?
everyone claims it loll
I live in northern Mn.And its no secret.
My grandfather used to run whiskey for him.
I live in northern minnesota. There are about 50 old homesteads that are supposedly his but no one knows if any were actually were his or not.
From the thumbnail I thought whenever Al got into trouble he would just hide in a chimney lol.
Haha. Great idea and comment! It very interesting exploring this area.
So I've been trying to find this spot to come help metal detect for a hour, should I just give up and go to Bettys pies instead? :)
Too bad that is not his property. That’s the property of the couple that escaped Chicago and started a lodge. It’s on Heffelfinger Rd in Finland Minnesota. Cool idea but not where his family property was.
Nope not even within 65 Miles of this property. But good try. That property u speak of is outside of Ely.. u r very far off and are only commenting on news articles u have read. U know nothing John snow..
Whatever dude
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Considering the transportation options of the time he sure got around
I think this does not link to Al Capone. This guy is nuts
Great find
Shelley Vogt! Yes this is one I will explore for awhile to come!
On my way, Lets GOOO!
My grandfather used to take him fishing
hey would you be willing to give an interview and tell that story? it can be as long or as short as you think will do it justice. I'm trying to get material for a Minnesota gangster series and I'm looking for actual relationships with gangsters , especially Capone
@jondoe7221 yes my dad could tell more stories then me
And you know this was capones hideout because?
Its historically documented in many news articles over the years. Great question! I wish I could give you more info regarding location, but I haven't finished metal detecting the area. A little research of your own and you would be able to pinpoint this location. But it is hard to get to. Only way to get to it is by walking a couple miles or by snowmobile in the winter time. As I stated in the video, I'll disclose much more about this site once I've finished exploring it
@@upnorthnation6837 It looked like your truck was parked real close to the location at 6 minutes into the video. Need 4WD to make it? Would love to stop by and take some photos here this winter.
@@Jandrewz7 this area is extremely inaccessible during winter months. Snow machine is the only way to get to the area where I park my truck in the video. Summer months i had an easy time making with my truck. Yes you need 4wd in summer to get there.
@@upnorthnation6837 Nice. Thanks for your reply and info. Good to know. Was there some kind of bridge for you to cross the creek with your truck? I checked out this spot on a map and looks like it would be difficult to get to for sure. Wish I had a snowmobile, haha.
@@upnorthnation6837 Any updates? Duluth local looking for info. PM please!
Nice video! I know exactly where this is. Near a Town named after a Country is all I will say.
It’s on heffelfinger rd and had nothing to do with Capone.
@@kat3336do you know anything about Capone as it relates to this area?
I don't believe al was the woodsy type, sleezy bars, sleezy women, and jail cells was als type.
He did take his family to a property in Minnesota just not this dump.
@@kat3336can you tell me more and would you be willing to give an interview?
My Great Uncle had a place in Phelps,WI and he knew Al and Al stayed at his house. Google "Fort Eagle" in Phelps
THIS COULD BE ANY OLD CABIN THAT BURNED TO THE GROUND YEARS AGO. I'M NOT BUYING THIS BS.
Dont buy it no record of him being there
Finland
Yup
THIS IS BS, HE'S WASTING YOUR TIME.
5:40 looks like a toilet bro…