The "St. valentine's day Massacre" wall-Does It Exist?

[ralph124c]

The famous massacre 9of the Bugs Moran gang by the capone gang0, is a part of Chicago history. i believe the address of the garage (something like 22001 N. Clark ave.) was torn down many years ago-what happened to the wall? i heard that somebody paid to remove and preserve it-is it in a museum somewhere? Any Chicago Dopers know?

[Scruloose]

The garage, which stood at 2122 N. Clark Street, was demolished in 1967; the site is now a landscaped parking lot for a nursing home. The wall was dismantled brick by brick, sold at auction and shipped to George Patey of Vancouver, a Canadian businessman, who rebuilt it in the men’s restroom of a bar with a Roaring Twenties theme called the Banjo Palace. After the bar closed, Patey began trying to sell the bricks as souvenirs.

Saint Valentine's Day Massacre

[FormerMarineGuy]

And to add on to what Scruloose said, here is a link to the MyAlCapone website which shows all of the bricks and some history also.