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Union policies for United Steelworkers of America (International Union), dated May 18, 1961.

Pullman ashtray from the Advance train car, once the private car of Robert Todd Lincoln. The name "Pullman" is in relief on the base of the stand.

Excerpt from unknown book, undated but likely late 19th century of early 20th century. Section on Pullman describes early Pullman.

Builders photo of Pullman built coach car, called Illinois.

Metal sign with Pullman logo and holes on each corner for mounting. Probably done by Historic Pullman Foundation.

Several newspaper clippings from various sources relating to Pullman Standard labor issues. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence.

Black and white builder's photos of boxcar 5994, Seaboard 24910, dated May 26, 1951. Each image stamped on reverse "Built by Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Company, Chicago."

Outside Pullman factory, 1939.

HR Koopman stereo card showing people along a lake front, in rowboats and walking. Unknown location.

Five Dining car interior views. Includes views of the galley. Pullman negative numbers P15056, P15057, P15058, P15059 and P15060.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement, "Go by train!" showing families happily preparing the travel in a Pullman car.

Magazine of Shore Line, Winter 2000-2001. Selected articles and images regarding Chicago public transportation and Pullman train cars. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Ro…

Stickers given out with PCO memberships during years 1984-85.

A train ticket for a one-way fare of $1.10 on May 14, no year. Issued by The Pullman Company.

Builder’s photos of gondola car 5638, logo T.C.I.X. 3471, dated September 1940. Embossed with “Built by Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Company Chicago.”

Annual Report for 1987. Name reverts back to the Pullman Company.

Builder's photo, undated, logo TTX 474802.

Pullman-manufactured train car, Atlantic Coast Line, sitting on transfer table in Pullman factory.

Poster used to advertise a lecture given by Arthur Melville Pearson, at Hildene, the home of Robert Todd Lincoln. September 15, 2007

Full color wall calendar produced by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency. Includes images of: Garfield Park Conservatory, Principia College, Brooks Catsup Bottle, Central Park Bandstand, Union L…