Pullman National Historical Park
Interactive guide map of Pullman National Historical Park: 1 parking lot, 2 help desks, Metra train stop (4) and 14 spots. Open it on your phone to see where you are in the park.
Spots at Pullman National Historical Park
- National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter MuseumThe National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum was founded in 1995 to tell the stories of Black labor history. It is named for the prominent leader A. Philip Randolph and explores African American labor history.
- Pullman Wheel Works (private residences)
- Historic Pullman Fire Station
- Front Erecting Shops
- Administration Clock Tower BuildingThe Administration-Clock Tower Building is where the park suggests starting a visit. It hosts the Pullman Visitor Center, where visitors can grab a self-guided tour and view exhibits.
- Rear Erecting Shops
- Hotel FlorenceThe Hotel Florence was the first non-industrial building begun in the town of Pullman. It was built in 1881 to a design by architect Solon Spencer Beman, and it is named after George Pullman's eldest child. Since 1991 it has been owned by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency.
- Pullman Park
- Historic Pullman Foundation Pullman Exhibit Hall
- Arcade ParkArcade Park is part of the historic Pullman district. Landscape architect Nathan Barrett designed it and Lake Vista in a curvilinear fashion, which helped break up the monotony of the town.
- Market HallMarket Hall is one of the historic buildings in the Pullman neighborhood that the park says visitors can visit within the park boundaries.
- Pullman Stables
- Greenstone ChurchThe Greenstone Church is now the Greenstone United Methodist Church and is one of the historic buildings in the Pullman district. The park says visitors can also visit it within the park boundaries.
- Historic Pullman Foundation
Metra train stop at Pullman National Historical Park (4)
- Near Pullman Park
- 3 more
Help Desks at Pullman National Historical Park (2)
- National Park Service Pullman Visitor Center
- Pullman House Project Welcome Center
Parking at Pullman National Historical Park (1)
- Near Administration Clock Tower Building