CRIME MUSEUM PHOTO GALLERY
JOHN DILLINGER HISTORICAL CRIME MUSEUM
"WE CAN'T ALL BE SAINTS"
"THIS IS A STICK UP!"
"GET ALONG LITTLE DOGIE"
"NOW BILLIE, WHO'S SMARTER ME OR THE COPS?"
"NEVER TRUST A WOMAN OR AN AUTOMATIC WEAPON"
CRIME MUSEUM PHOTO GALLERY
CRIME MUSEUM PHOTO GALLERY TWO
CRIME MUSEUM - CHRONOLOGICAL INSIGHT
CRIME MUSEUM DILLINGER GUN
MEMOIRS OF THE AUTHOR
CRIME MUSEUM LINKS
MORE CRIME MUSEUM LINKS
CRIME MUSEUM GUEST BOOK
PRESENTED BY 7ONY STEWART
7ony Stewart's collection of photos are taken over 30 years to collect. Please enjoy.
Photographs cannot be reproduced or used for many means without prior written authorization by 7ony Stewart. Thank you.
John Dillinger as an infant
Audrey Hancock and brother Johnnie Dillinger
Dillinger farm in Mooresville, Indiana 1934
John Dillinger's father (Center) visits his son in Crown Point Jail
Young Johnnie Dillinger sits in his father's delivery wagon
Young John Dillinger sits of the steps of the families modest home in Indianapolis
So-called escape-proof Crown Point Jail on March 3, 1934, after Dillinger used his "Get out of jail free card."
Cars John Dillinger disabled before escaping Crown Point Jail with a wooden pistol
Dillinger used Lillian Holley's car during his getaway, and abandoned it in Chicago
Armed guards stationed outside Crown Point to no avail...Dillinger checked out soon afterwards
Dillinger poses with Crown Point officials
Dillinger 1921 Thompson machine gun that he stoled from Crown Point...photo taken by 7ony Stewart
Original bullets fired from John Dillinger's 1921 Thompson machine gun .45 cal.
Items found on Dillinger after he was gunned down by Federal Agents in 1934
Dillinger's orginal wooden gun
John Dillinger Police Target - Shoot to kill on sight was ordered
Dillinger Gang members 1934
DILLINGER - CROWN POINT PHOTOS
Harry Pierpont had both nerve and smarts
John Dillinger and Beryl Hovious 1924
Lester Gillis alias Baby Face Nelson, the deadliest member of the gang
Chaley Makley - He was charming and humorous and could talk his way out of most hot spots
Tommy Carroll - He was an ex-boxer, turned bank robber
John Hamilton (Three fingered Jack), he was a bank robber, killer and considered Dillinger's first lieutenant
John Dillinger - Public Enemy Number One
Homer Van Meter was the comedian of the gang, a bank robber and a killer
John Dillinger's FBI Identification card
John Dillinger Wanted Poster 1934
John Dillinger's original tombstone - chipped at by souvenirs hunters and replaced several times
John Dillinger's mug shot in Dayton, Ohio
