Jeffrey Dahmer

Wisconsin & Ohio. The map provides regional context; individually verified historical places are listed below.

Demolished building · historical site

Former Oxford Apartments site

Historical address: 924 North 25th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dahmer lived in Apartment 213 from 1990 until his 1991 arrest. The Oxford Apartments were demolished on November 16, 1992.

Historical reference · no visitor access verified

The original building is gone. Odd Stops identifies an empty fenced lot. Historical context only; no museum or visitor access was verified.

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Operating hotel · historical connection

Ambassador Hotel

2308 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dahmer said he killed Steven Tuomi at this Milwaukee hotel in 1987. This connection is based on his account; it should not be read as a claim that Tuomi’s remains were recovered here.

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An operating hotel with rooms and dining venues. Use the official site for reservations and ordinary guest information; no crime-related tour or access to a particular historical room was verified.

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