Gangsters

• The Brothers Bulger - Site deals with politician William "Billy" and mobster James "Whitey" Bulger of South Boston. Includes an exclusive A to Z who's who of the individuals in "Whitey's World"
• Bugs Moran Online - Site discusses the life and career of Chicago's Prohibition Era gangster. Includes photos, arrest records, descriptions of published works.
• Crime Library: James "Whitey" Bulger - Writer Anthony Bruno discusses the underworld career of the Irish-American mob boss of South Boston.
• DeanOBanion.com - Website includes a biography, photos, document downloads, and links to books about the Chicago crime boss.
• FBI: Freedom of Information Act: George "Bugs" Moran - Bureau records on the Chicago North Side gangster.
• FBI: Freedom of Information Act: St. Valentine's Day Massacre - Bureau files on the murders of seven members of the Bugs Moran gang in Chicago.
• FBI: Ten Most Wanted Fugitive: James J. Bulger - Bureau information on South Boston gang leader "Whitey" Bulger. Includes photographs and video clips.
• Hell's Kitchen Irish Mob - Short biographical notes on the bosses and famous members of the New York gang known as "The Westies."
• Wikipedia: Egan's Rats - Article on the predominantly Irish-American street gang of Prohibition Era St. Louis, Missouri.
• Wikipedia: Irish Mob - Article looks at the history of Irish gangs in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and elsewhere.
• Wikipedia: James J. Bulger - Article looks at the life and criminal career of the South Boston Irish gang boss.
• Wikipedia: Mad Dog Coll - Article looks at the life and career of New York's Prohibition Era gangster Vincent Coll.
• Wikipedia: Owney Madden - Biographical essay on the New York gangster of the Prohibition Era.