Rotting fish” and “decay of flesh” are terms used by city inspectors to describe Pullman Innovations, which has been ticketed ...

Neighbors say it smells "like dead bodies" in their South Side community, and they're blaming a nearby Chicago factory.

Pullman: a man, a company, a town, a movement.- Oftentimes, they would have these newspapers and throw them off the back of the trains and through word of mouth, local youth, in particular would ...

The Pullman Company closely monitored the activities of their employees, the porters, and punished those who supported the union.

When George Pullman’s success didn’t trickle down to his employees, a rebellion ensued. In 1864, the powerful industrialist and engineer George Pullman brought luxury to train travel with his ...

On Wednesday, Ray Quiroz, 86, and his brother Al Quiroz, 88—two of the last living Pullman Company employees still residing in the neighborhood—reflected on the park’s significance.

Railroad Days was created ‘to create a national tourism event that really celebrated the railroad and industry heritage of Pullman.’ ...

‘Pullman Company Maids’ exhibit captures Black women’s work experience during Jim Crow Long overshadowed by the porter men, the maids were smaller in number. Often they were the only Black ...

This week, the historic community of Pullman on Chicago's Far South Side is celebrating 10 years of being part of the National Park Service.

Since the Pullman Company began employing Black men — many former slaves — as porters to wait on passengers in 1867, they were simply called “George” as a derogatory acknowledgment that ...

Pullman was among the country’s first planned company towns and founded in the 1880s to house Pullman factory workers.