He and Edna moved to the Hampton House apartment building on Lake Avenue in Cleveland ... “Where did Eliot Ness sleep? … Where did he hang out?” If you purchase a product or register ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A lakefront house that once was home to Eliot Ness -- the man who took on Chicago mob boss Al Capone and later tackled crime and corruption in Cleveland -- is on the market for ...

that Eliot Ness, the leader of “The Untouchables,” who brought down the infamous Chicago mobster Al Capone before moving to Cleveland to serve as public safety director in 1935. The home ...

Not long after, Eliot and his first wife, Edna Staley, moved to the Hampton House overlooking EDGEWATER PARK. In 1935, Mayor HAROLD H. BURTON (later Supreme Court Justice Burton) recruited Ness to ...

Stouffer was the owner of the Cleveland Indians (now Guardians) from 1966-72. But the home is most known for being the former estate of Chicago native Eliot Ness. Ness ... and is available furnished.

Maybe. “Eliot Ness in Cleveland” is the title of a new musical drama premiering this month at the Cleveland Play House. It’s based on “In the Shadow of the Terminal Tower,” a stage play ...

Eliot Ness gained fame as the FBI agent who headed the investigation of Chicago mobster Al Capone. Later, as head of the police force in Cleveland, he tried to bring a possible serial killer to ...

That decade was also when the young Eliot Ness, fresh off helping to bring Al Capone to justice in Chicago, moved to Cleveland and became the city's safety director where he supervised the police ...