Tommy Gagliano

1884–1951 (age 67)

Crime Boss

Biography

Tommy Gagliano (1884-1951) is remembered as a figure from a complicated chapter in American history, associated with organized crime at a time when such networks shaped much of the nation's underworld.

Despite the controversies of his public life, his passing prompted reflection on the era he represented, and he now rests at Woodlawn Cemetery.

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