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

Builder's photo, logo R.I. 64499, dated February 26, 1958, stamped on reverse "Bult by Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Company, Chicago".

Builder's photo, undated, logo NITX.

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

2 Brochures for 16th Annual Historic Pullman House Tour, October 7th and 8th, 1989. Sponsored by the Historic Pullman Foundation and the Pullman Civic Organization.

Fold-out advertising/promotional brochure showing highlights of the Pullman Company from 1859 to 1937. Copyright The Pullman Company 1937.

Dredging near 127th street and Doty Avenue looking northwest toward Sherwin Williams Paint Company at 115th Street. Lake Calumet Harbor contruction dates approx. 1955-1959.

Magazine with article Pullman: A True Company Town. Vol. 4, No. 5

Fred Fallin, long-time Pullman resident, is also a well-known musician who has performed as a ukulele soloist and musicologist across the country.

One of 64 images in bound album titled 155mm Gun, dated August 28, 1944. Photo #2122.

Letter sent to Mario Avignone confirming City of Chicago Landmark status to the South Pullman District. Letter from Samuel A. Lichtmann, Chairman of the Commission on Chicago Historical and Architectu…

Form No. 12181, form used on Pullman private cars.

Builder's photos, dated 12-12-60, logo W of A 17278, stamped on reverse "built by Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Company, Bessemer,Ala."

Book compiling place names in Illinois from Post office records. Author: James N. Adams Publisher: Illinois State Historical Society. 1989. ISBN 0-912226-24-2

Print of photograph showing railyard behind Pullman Factory in Chicago; train car "Thistle" in background, foreground shows 3 men loading rails on rail cart with man in suit sitting on the edge.

Photograph of Pullman employee, Carl Pendleton (by window). Note on back of photo by Evelyn Pendleton identifies Carl Pendleton and two employees in the Chicago office of Pullman Co. Two men in photo…

Flyer advertising a lecture by Arthur Pearson on the history and legacy of Nathan Franklin Barrett's landscape design for Pullman

One of 107 images from bound album titled 105 M-M Howitzer & 3 Gun photo #239, undated.

6 black and white builder's photos, dated 9-15-74, logo Southern 540028.

Telegram from L. M. Johnson to C. S. Sweet, expressing great sorrow over death of George Pullman and regrets he cannot get to Chicago in time for funeral.