Pullman National Historical Park

Pullman National Historical Park is a historic district located on Chicago’s far south side, preserving the story of America’s first planned industrial community. Established as the first National Park Service unit in Chicago, the park commemorates the legacy of the Pullman Company and the pivotal Pullman Strike of 1894. Visitors can explore restored historic buildings, including the Administration Clock Tower and Hotel Florence, as well as engaging exhibits on labor and civil rights history. The park offers improved visitor amenities and hosts annual events that honor its rich heritage. Stewarded by partners like the National Park Foundation and the Friends of Pullman, the site is a vibrant center for both history and community.