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The Kansas City SouthernCar #274 outside a Pullman-Standard building Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Kansas City SouthernTrain car still in the factory. Car #247. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Lehigh ValleySteel car construction ca 1915. An advertisement appearing in a Lehigh Valley timetable for 1900 under the modest heading "Handsomest Train In The World" included these points: The day coaches are Pullman built, after the latest models. Each car contains ladies' and gentlemen's lavatories and large and comfortable smoking rooms. The last car of the train is a magnificent Pullman Palace Car, with seating capacity for twenty-eight persons. This is an observation car, having plate glass windows at the rear end, and wicker chairs which are so arranged as to be placed at the pleasure of the passenger. The train is lighted throughout (including vestibules) by Pintsch gas, heated by steam, and protected by the Westinghouse automatic brake system, and with Pullman extension vestibules (which project the full width of the car) fitted with nontelescoping device. Each car on the train is finished in polished Mexican mahogany, with figured mahogany panels and inlaid beveled French plate mirrors. The ceilings are of the new style Empire dome pattern, finished in white and gold." Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The MainstreeterPublication of the Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association. Vol. 20 no. 1, Winter 2001 Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The MainstreeterPublication of the Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association. Vol. 20., no. 2. Spring 2001. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The MessengerThe Messenger magazine - "The World's Greatest Negro Monthly". Subject: Pullman_and_Afro-Americans; Illinois_History; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The National Register of Historic Places 1976Register of historic places in the United States in 1976. Subject: Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Nature of Conservation A Race Against TimeSoftcover, 69 pages, with photographs and index. Subject: Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Nature of ItArticle in the Daily Southtown about the Indian Ridge Marsch nature center. Subject: ; Calumet_River_-_Calumet_Region; Lake_Calumet; Regional; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The New HavenOriginal color Pullman magazine advertisement regarding the the New Haven Railroad and its 50 Pullman-Standard streamlined chair cars. Subject: Pullman_Standard_Car_Mfg_Company; Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The New ParkHR Koopman stereocard of Palmer Park under construction. Handwritten note on the back gives date of 1905. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Palmer_Park; Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The New Review, Hammond, IN144 issues of employee newsletter for Pullman-Standard, Hammond, IN, 1941 to 1945. Refer to Holdings for complete list of issues available for viewing in the Ludlam Library in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_Standard_Car_Manufacturing_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The New York CentralCar 4700 - New York Central ACMU (air conditioned multiple unit) The New York Central first took delivery of these cars between February and May 1962 to replace some of the older MU cars that had seen 55 years of service. The first lot ordered in May 1961 and built by Pullman-Standard, were numbered 4600-4625. The New York Central owned these cars. Cars numbered 4700-4725 were leased from the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey. The ACMU's are 85 feet long, seat 130 people and cost approximately $150,000 when new. They were delivered to the New York Central in olive green paint with gold striping. They were very similar to the 4500 series cars delivered in 1950 and 1951. One of the more distinguishing spotting features was their sealed twin beam headlight as opposed to the large single beam headlight of the 4500's. Another feature was smaller passenger windows. Windows were also tinted to eliminate the need for shades. Pullman Standard claimed the 4600's and the 4700's could reach a top speed of 100 mph. The newer cars were designed so they would operate with the 4500's. The cars owned by the Port Authority were sometimes called the Rockefeller cars in reference to the state monies used to purchase the cars. The New York State governor at the time, Nelson Rockefeller, was influential in getting legislation passed to purchase the cars. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The New York CentralMultiple train cars starting with car #3126 Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Nguzo SabaPublication explaining the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles of Blackness), the African-American Value System or the guiding standards for functioning in an Africentric frame of reference. Subject: Pullman_and_Afro-Americans; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Official Pullman-Standard LibrarySeries of volumes on Pullman-Standard. Vo. 8, Rock Island Book No. 1185 Subject: Pullman_Standard_Car_Mfg_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Official Pullman-Standard LibraryBook, Volume 9 in the Official Pullman Standard Library. Visuals and plans for Pullman cars run by Chicago & North Western. Book No. 1995. Copyright 1990 by W. David Randall. Published by Railway Production Classics. Subject: Pullman_Standard_Car_Mfg_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The One Hundredth Anniversary of George Henry CorlissArticle from May 14, 1918 issue of Power magazine. Describes the life of George Henry Corliss and the Corliss Engine. Subject: ; Corliss_Engine; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Only Option?Article regarding construction of Walmart in Roseland/Pullman area. Subject: Chicago_History; Pullman_-_Post_1975; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Open HearthSubtitled: Its relations to the steel industry, its design and operation. Softcover, 378 pages with index, photographs and illustrations. Subject: Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Original Company TownArticle from The Sunday Star - Travel Section. Subject: ; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Other Daughter at the Hotel FlorenceMenu and advertising card from The Other Daughter restaurant at the Hotel Florence. c.1999-2000 Subject: Hotel_Florence_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Parable of PullmanDouble-sided parchment paper, continued on reverse. History of Pullman. Subject: Chicago_History; Historic_Reference; Illinois_History; Pullman_(General); Pullman_Company; Pullman_Labor_History; Pullman_Workers; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Paradox of a Capitalist UtopiaSeventeen page article written for the International Journal of Archaeology, includes photographs, illustrations, and references. Subject: ; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The past lives just off the CTANewspaper clipping, Chicago Daily News, February 19, 1974. Subject: Hotel_Florence_History; Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pattern of Her HeartNovel about the women who worked in the mills in Lowell, Massachuesetts in 1857, written by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller, copyright 2005. Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pennsylvania Limited: Pullman Vestibule TrainTenneco Collection: The Pennsylvania Limited Pullman Vestibule Train flyer. This flyer describes the luxuries associaciated with this train, the train schedule, and the Pennsylvania Limited train lines. Subject: ; Pullman_Rail_Travel; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The People's Dry Goods StoreCopy of photograph of People's Store located at 112th and Michigan Avenue, late 19th or early 20th century. Store would later be Gately's People's Store which existed in Roseland until the late 1970s. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Plan of Chicago @ 100164 page hard bound book. Subject: Reference; Historic_Reference; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Prairie Capital VisitorPublication from the Old State Capitol and the Old State Capitol Foundation. Several articles about President Lincoln and the President's Funeral Car. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Illinois_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Preservation of Historic Architecture532-page softcover book, the U. S. Government's official guidelines for preserving historic homes, with photographs and illustrations. Subject: Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Public Be ... Pleased!Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman BandSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, Bass DrumSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, Drum MajorSubject: Pullman_Band; Format: Artwork |
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The Pullman Band, Flute SectionSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, Flute SectionSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, HofsrtaSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, SessionsSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, Trombone SectionSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman Band, Trombone SectionSubject: ; Format: Digital Object |
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The Pullman BuildingMarketing Brochure for 1884 Pullman Building, at corner of Adams and Michigan, Chicago. Promotional text with floor plans of building. Subject: Pullman_Building; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman BuildingArticle from Carbuilder Magazine, September 4, 1944 showing image of Pullman Pullman on south Michigan Avenue. It was built in 1884. Subject: Pullman_Building; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman Building PostcardReproduction of a postcard series called Vanished Chicago Landmarks. The Pullman Building was designed by Solon S. Beman. Subject: Architecture; Beman,_Solon_Spencer; Pullman_Building; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman Car 1867-1917Original magazine advertisement describing Pullman train cars. Illustration shows a 19th-century woman alighting from a train while being assisted by a gentleman. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman Clock Tower & Factory SiteMap of Proposal for Its Restoration. Drawn by Charles E. Gregersen. Subject: Factory_Site; Format: Map |
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The Pullman Company at the Chicago Railroad FairBooklet showing the development of the Pullman Sleeping Car System from 1859 to 1939. Handout from the Pullman Exhibit at the Chicago Railroad Fair. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman Company Contracts4"x7" black leather 3 ringed binder containing various Pullman Company contracts between porters, conductors, brakemen, etc. dating between 1948-1961. Subject: ; Chicago_History; Historic_Reference; Labor_History,_other; Pullman_Company; Pullman_Workers; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman Company Manufacturing DepartmentBook titled Pullman, containing text and photographs of the The Pullman Company Manufacturing Department, including the Passenger Car Shops. Subject: Pullman_Company; Robert_Todd_Lincoln; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman District PostcardPostcard showing an aerial view of the south Pullman neighborhood, with Arcade Park, The Hotel Florence, and the Market Hall visible. Subject: Aerial_Views; Pullman_Town; Format: Postcard |
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The Pullman Free School of Manual Training DiplomaOriginal diploma awarded to Marian Broughton, dated June, 1929. Subject: Roseland_Community; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman Free School of Manual Training ProspectusThree issues of The Pullman Free School prospectus, highlighting the school and its offerings, dated 1916, 1922, and 1929. Subject: Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Free School of Manuarl Training ProspectusThree issues of The Pullman Free School prospectus, highlighting the school and its offerings, dated 1916, 1922, and 1929. Subject: ; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Interpretive CenterA study for the Historic Pullman Foundation, relating to their three properties, undated. Subject: Plans/_Reports/_Studys; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman MessengerPremier issue of magazine focused on information about events and news about the Pullman National Monument. Subject: ; Pullman_(General); Pullman_and_Afro-Americans; Pullman_Labor_History; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Porters; Pullman_Town; Roseland_Community; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman NewsMonthly publication of the Pullman Company featuring news and photos about the company and employees. Subject: Pullman_(General); Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman NewsNewsletter booklet produced by The Pullman Company, with articles of regional interest and news about the Pullman Company and its employees. Subject: Factory_Site; Pullman_Company; Pullman_People; Pullman_Workers; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman NewsEmployee magazine, published by The Pullman Company, May 1924. 32 pages with photographs and illustrations. Subject: Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman NewsMagazine published by the Pullman Company, Chicago. Issue dedicated to The Pullman Employees in Service, dated January, 1944. Stories of various men and women serving during the war. Subject: World_War_II; Pullman_Workers; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman ProjectA compendium of Pullman passenger car information for the railroad historian and modeler. Approximately 40-50 pages. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Room at the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman ScrapbookSelections from the original "Pullman News" issues. Subject: ; Pullman_(General); Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Standard Aircrafter, Chicago, IL109 issues of employee newsletter for the Aircraft Division in Chicago, ILL., 1943, 1944, and 1945 See Holdings for complete list of issues available for viewing at the Ludlam Library in the Florence Hotel. Subject: Pullman_Standard_Car_Manufacturing_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman State Historic Site: A Win/Win Initiative for RoselandArticle from The Roseland Review, date unknown. Latest date mentioned in article is 1993, and there is no mention of Factory fire in 1998. Subject: Pullman_-_Post_1975; Roseland_Community; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman State Historic Site: Opportunities For THe FuturePhotocopy of 35 page report on the opportunities for community revitalization. Subject: Plans/_Reports/_Studys; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman State Historic Site: Opportunities For The Future (final report)Original of 35 page report on the opportunities for community revitalization. Subject: Plans/_Reports/_Studys; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman StrikeTyped excerpt from "The Pullman Strike" by Almont Lindsey, 1942. Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman StrikeFour-page letter dated August 3, 1972 in support of the preservation of South Pullman. The letter, from the Illinois Labor History Society, speaks specifically to the issues surrounding the 1893 Pullman Strike. Subject: ; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman StrikeSoftcover, 126 page, originally published in 1894, with illustrations, reprint published in 1971 Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman StrikeThe story of a unique experiment and of a great labor upheaval. Author: Almont Lindsey Publisher: The University of Chicago Press, 1942 ISBN 0-226-48383-5 Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Strike - Causes and EffectPhotocopy of 18-page paper written by John S. Bell, June 2, 1951 with bibliography. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Room in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Strike and the Crisis of the 1890sEdited by Richard Schneirow, Shelton Stromquist, Nick Salvatore. Published by the University of Illinois Press. 1999. ISBN 0-252-06755-X Essays on Labor and Politics. Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Strike and the National GuardMarch-April, 1982 and Summer, 1982 issues of Illinois Magazine with two-part article about the Pullman Strike. Subject: ; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman Strike of 1894 Federation NewsSpecial Reprint Edition, possibly published by the Illinois Labor Federation and the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency. Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman Strike: Yesterday, Today and TomorrowHandout for conference held December 8, 1999, John Marshall Law School, on the Pullman Strike. Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman Time Line 1831-1998Typed list showing major milestones of Pullman from 1881 to 1998. Compiled from various sources by Frank H. Beberdick Subject: ; Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Pullman VestibulePhotocopy of partial article, source unknown, regarding the development of the railroad vestibule. Date unknown.Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Room at the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Pullman-Peabody Annual Report 1985Annual Report from 1985 for the Pullman-Peabody Company and subsidiaries. Merged on October 24, 1985. Subject: Pullman_(General); Pullman_-_Post_1975; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Pullman-Peabody Company Annual Report 1986Annual Report for 1986. Stockholders are asked to return name to the Pullman Company. Subject: Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Purple Heart LimitedOriginal magazine advertisement, copyright 1945, The Pullman Company. Photo shows wounded service men looking at war memorabilia. A Nazi flag is draping table. Photographed enroute by permission of the War Department. Subject: Advertising; World_War_II; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Railway RegisterNewspaper article dated March 1886, describes George Pullman sharing his new idea for a sleeping car in Fall 1860. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Family; Pullman_Train_Cars; Pullman_Rail_Travel; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Retreat MenuMenu for The Retreat restaurant, 605 East 111th Street, original home of Pullman Palace Car general superindendent, Henry H. Sessions. In 1893, it became the Pullman Executive Club. It was a catering business and restaurant from the 1950s to the end of the 20th century. Subject: ; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Retreat RestaurantA brochure from the Retreat Restaurant, in the home of Henry H. Sessions, the first general superintendent of the Pullman Palace Car Company. Includes history and menu. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_People; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Rev. W. H. HeardSubject: Pullman_Porters; Format: Artwork |
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The Run of the MillHardcover, 300 pages with index, a pictorial, narrative of the expansion, dominion, decline and enduring impact of the New England textile industry. Subject: Regional; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The SandsHistorical novel about life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries on the Chicago waterfront. Subject: Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Santa Fe Route of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe RailroadTenneco Collection: A train schedule on the Santa Fe Route between Chicago and Kansas City. Subject: ; Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Seamless StoryA history of the seamless steel tube industry in the United States. Hardcover book, 255 pages with bibliography. Subject: Industry,_other; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for RehabilitationGuidelines for rehabilitating historic buildings as determined by the U.S.Department of the Interior/National Park Service. Subject: Architecture; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Sentinel May 1917Three publications of the Pullman Free School of Manual Training. Includes articles and school news. Subject: ; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Sleeping Car: A General GuideThe history of the sleeping car, from its beginning through its use today by Amtrak. Photographs, drawings, etc. Published by the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line Railroads Historical Society in 2004. Autographed by author Theodore Shrady. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Snow Train1997-1998 Algoma Central Railway schedule for traveling from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada to Eton, Ontario, Canada during the winter season on the re-commissioned Advance train car "Michipicoten". Subject: ; General/Misc.; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Society of International Railway Travelers Pullman TourDescription of tour aboard historic heavyweight Pullman Dover Harbor, Sept. 15-20, 2004. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Pullman_Rail_Travel; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Southerner And The TennesseanOriginal Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustrations show people in a train station and riding in the Pullman car. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Spirit of LaborSoftcover reprint, non-fiction, 441 pages with notes, originally published in 1907 about early 20th century labor history in Chicago. Subject: Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The StablesSubject: Pullman_Stables; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The State TheaterState Theater in 1940. The theater was located at 110th and Michigan in Roseland. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Stopt DiapasonM=Journal of the Chicago-Midwest Organ Histtorical Society. Article on page 13 about visiting the organ at the Greenstone Church. Subject: Greenstone_Church; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Story of PullmanCopy of article from the Chicago Sunday Times September 25, 1938. Subject: Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Story of Sherwin-WilliamsHardcover book detailing history of Sherwin-Williams paint company. Approximately 63 pages with many photographs and illustrations. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Roseland_Community; Sherwin-Williams_Paint_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Story of the Pullman CarHardcover, 158 pages with illustrations, photographs and index. Originally published in 1917 Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Story of The Pullman Strike31-page booklet, probably for grammar or middle school students, with illustrations. Cornerstones of Freedom series. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Story of the TrainBooklet from the National Railway Museum of England Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The SurveyorsB/W photo of surveying party in the field, mounted on cardstock. Subject: Chicago_History; General/Misc.; Historic_Reference; Roseland_Community; SCH_Maps; Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Tourists in a Pullman CarPhotocopy of sheet music, words and music by George Bowron. Copy is reduced in size and not reproduced here. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Room at the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_Rail_Travel; Format: Office Equipment |
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The town built by a railroad carCopy of an article in The Plan Dealer about preserved Pullman, ILL, celebrates its history and talks about house tour. Subject: Pullman_(General); House_Tour; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Town of PullmanSubtitled "Its Growth with Brief Accounts of Its Industries". Originally published in 1893, this is a reprint done by the Pullman Civic Organization in 1974. 208 pages with appendix and index. An account of the town of Pullman, it's buildings, functions, and employees. Hardcover. Written by the wife of Duane Doty, town manager. Subject: Pullman_Company; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Town of PullmanSoftcover reprint of book originally published in 1893 with index and illustrations and photographs. Reprinted by the Pullman Civic Organization in 1974. Subject: Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Town of PullmanSubtitled "Its Growth with Brief Accounts of Its Industries". Originally published in 1893, this is a reprint done by the Pullman Civic Organization in 1974. 208 pages with appendix and index. An account of the town of Pullman, it's buildings, functions, and employees. Softcover. Written by the wife of Duane Doty, town manager. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Company; Factory_Site; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Town of Pullman18-page typed reference guide. The Town of Pullman section compiled by Carol Tome. Hotel Florence section compiled by Martha Brislen. Corliss Engine section compiled by Frank Beberdick. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Arcade_Building; Barrett,_Nathan_Franklin; Beman,_Solon_Spencer; Corliss_Engine; Greenstone_Church; Hotel_Florence_History; Market_Hall; Pullman_Company; Pullman_Workers; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Town of Pullman: A Plan for its RestorationA preliminary plan for the 3 historic sections of Pullman (South, Factory, North)put forth for comment by the Beman Committee of the Pullman Civic Organization in June of 2000. Subject: Architecture; Organizations_--_Other; Plans/_Reports/_Studys; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Town that Pullman BuiltArticle from The Star, August 16, 1990. Subject: ; House_Tour; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Trains We RodeComprehensive picture survey of American railroad travel. Hardcover, 976 pages, with index, and over 1,500 B/W photographs and illustrations. Out of print as of May, 2011. Subject: Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Train_Cars; Rail_Travel_-_Other; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The TrolleyPhotocopy of partial article about trolleys built by Pullman Car Works. Source unknown. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Underground Railroad in IllinoisBook about the Underground Railroad. "The shroud of secrecy which surrounded the activities of the Underground Railroad (UGRR) in Illinois has been partially lifted with this new book by Glennette Tilley Turner. The UGRR, its "passengers", "stationmasters", and "conductors" and their role in the abolitionist movement in Illinois are documented by the many puzzle pieces which the author meticulously researched and assembled to represent in this book." Subject: Illinois_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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The Upper Room Outreach MinistryBooklet for storefront church located on top floor of Stables building during 2007. Subject: Pullman_Town; Churches_-_Roseland,_Pullman; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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The Victorian Society - "Nineteenth Century" MagazineThe magazine of the Victorian Society in America. Volume 27, no. 1 Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "Nineteenth Century" MagazineThe magazine of the Victorian Society in America. Vol. 26, no. 1, Spring 2006. Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "Nineteenth Century" MagazineMagazine of the Victorian Society in America, Vol. 24, No.2 Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "The Victorian"The newsletter of The Victorian Society in America. No. 1, 2007. Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "The Victorian"The newsletter of the Victorian Society in America. No. 3, 2005. Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "The Victorian"The newsletter of the Victorian Society in America. No. 1, 2005 Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "The Victorian"The newsletter of The Victorian Society in America. No. 3, 2006 Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "The Victorian"The newsletter of the Victorian Society in America, No. 2, 2005 Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Victorian Society - "The Victorian"The newsletter of The Victorian Society in America. No. 1, 2006 Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Village That George Pullman BuiltMay 5, 1968 issue of the Chicago Tribune Magazine with article on Pullman. Subject: ; Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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the VoiceQuarterly journal of Preservation Chicago. Winter 2006-07 Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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the Voicequarterly newsletter of Preservation Chicago. Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The Water is FineHR Koopman photograph showing boys playing in the swimming pool at Palmer Park. Subject: Roseland_Community; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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The Wonderful World of RailroadingPhotocopy of article from The Carbuilder, date unknown, about Woody Eisenhart, Pullman Car Works employee about his love of trains. Subject: ; Pullman_Company; Reference; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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The World's Fair...A Citizen's GuideA booklet created by the Fair Review Council as a proposal for a 1992 World's Fair in Chicago. Subject: Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Theater ticketTheater ticket (used-torn) from the Capitol, Chicago, Illinois. Subject: ; Regional; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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These Tangled ThreadsNovel about the women who worked in the mills in Lowell Massachuesetts in 1833, written by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller, copyright 2003. Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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They Tore His Buildings DownPhotocopy of article regarding destruction of Pullman buildings. Source and date unknown. Subject: ; Factory_Site; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Think You Know Chicago?Article about professional tour guide, Bill Hinchliff. Subject: ; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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This is what a Fox-hole isn`tTwo (2) copies original magazine advertisement. Ad shows a soldier reading comfortably in a Pulman berth. Subject: Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Porters; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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This is Your Own-Your Native Land See it via PullmanColor magazine ad promoting travel across America to see its historic sites. Shows interpreters at Williamsburg, Woman in front of Capital Building and woman in nightgown in sleeper room. Subject: Pullman_Company; Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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This Three Room Apartment for only $2.65Original color Pullman magazine advertising comparing traveling in a Pullman to a three-room apartment: parlor, bedroom and washroom with illustrations of each. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Thismia AmericanaProgram for theatrical production presented at Pullman State Historic Site, Septmber 24, 26 and 27. Written by Christine Hodak and directed by Andrew Park. Subject: ; Calumet_River_-_Calumet_Region; Historic_Reference; Illinois_History; Lake_Calumet; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Thomas A. Edison HomesColor copies of Thomas A. Edison Homes, Gary, Indiana Subject: ; Regional; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Thomas Reid CrowderPhotograph of Dr. Thomas Reid Crowder, taken from building across the street from The Art Institute of Chicago. Dr. Crowder was Director of the Department of Sanitation and Surgery of the Pullman Company. Photograph was taken approximately 1 year before his death in 1942. Subject: Pullman_Company; Pullman_Hospital; Pullman_Workers; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Thomas Reid Crowder 1872-1942Obituary/biography of Thomas Reid Crowder, reprinted from the Proceedings of the Institute of Medicine of Chicago, Vol. 14, No. 7, October 15, 1942 Subject: Pullman_(General); Pullman_Company; Pullman_Hospital; Pullman_Workers; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Thomas Reid Crowder LetterLetter copy typed by Thomas Crowder, to Peter____?, giving his biography. Letter is dated: Chicago - June 26, 1935. Subject: Pullman_(General); Pullman_Company; Pullman_Hospital; Pullman_Workers; Format: Correspondence |
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Thompson\'s Task Force Aiming HighArticle about former Governor's plans to rebuild Pullman site. Chicago Sun-Times, July 22, 1999. Subject: ; Factory_Site; Pullman_1998_Factory_Fire; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Through the Flames and BeyondSubtitled, "Chicago As It Was and As It Is!". Hardcover book, 316 pages, with index and illustrations of stories of The Chicago Fire Subject: Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Ticket Envelope from Nickel Plate RoadA ticket envelope from the Nickel Plate Road railroad advertising air-conditioned trains serving Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and St. Louis. Route map on back Subject: Advertising; Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Ties to the pastArticle about development of Harvey House museums. Chicago Tribune, 6/9/02 Subject: Transportation/_Other_Museums; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Time CapsuleArticle in DNAinfo newspaper about artifacts in Pullman being collected to be put in a time capsule to commemorate 2015 as an important year in Pullman's history. Subject: Pullman_People; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Timken Roller Bearing Company DrawingsTwo drawings from Timken Roller Bearing Company showing various bearings. Detail shows part of a section of a narrow adapter. Subject: Pullman_Company; Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Standard_Car_Mfg_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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To the Queen's TasteOriginal magazine ad featuring stage actress, Helen Hayes as she appeared in the stage success "Victoria Regina". She is giving a testimonial to the comfort and security of Pullman service. Additional testimonials from S. S. Van Dine, author, and Mrs. Samuel E. Wilson, a mother from Park Ridge, IL. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Toast to the Florence T-shirtT-shirt given as part of the closing of the Hotel Florence in 2000 for restoration work by the State of Illinois. Party given by the Historic Pullman Foundation. Subject: Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Hotel_Florence_History; Format: Textiles |
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Together We're Making HistoryTwo-page history of Pullman Bank. Subject: Pullman_Bank; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Tour of the Line1995 Algoma Central Railway schedule for traveling the Nordaski region of Canada on the re-commissioned Advance train car "Michipicoten". Subject: ; General/Misc.; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Tour To Feature First Stop at Pullman SchoolArticle about House Tour Weekend in Pullman for 2015. Subject: Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Pullman_Houses; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Touring Pullman"A Journal of Information for Volunteers of the Pullman Historic District". Booklet issued by the Historic Pullman Foundation for their volunteers with information about historic Pullman. Subject: Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Pullman_(General); Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Touring PullmanA journal of information for volunteers of the Historic Pullman Foundation. Subject: Pullman_Town; Pullman_(General); Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Architecture; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Touring PullmanForty-five page booklet used for tours of Pullman neighborhood. Includes basic Pullman history, photographs, maps and suggested reading list. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Room at the Hotel Florence. Subject: Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Touring PullmanTour guide booklet produced in 1972. Subject: Chicago_History; Greenstone_Church; Historic_Reference; Hotel_Florence_History; House_Tour; Market_Hall; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Pullman_(General); Pullman_Hospital; Pullman_Houses; Pullman_Landscape_Design; Pullman_Schools; Pullman_Town; Pullman_Water_Tower; The_Stables; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Touring Pullman: A Journal of Information for Volunteers in the Pullman Historic DistrictBooklet of information about the history of Pullman provided to volunteers by the Historic Pullman Foundation Subject: Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Touring the NeighborhoodsHandout from Chicago Magazine, sponsored by First Federal of Chicago, with photos and write-ups about various Chicago neighborhoods, including Pullman and Beverly Hills. Reverse side is map of Chicago neighborhoods showing Ethnic groups. Subject: Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Town and Factory ViewsSeries of 16 photographs taken by T. S. Johnson, showing early Pullman. Subject: ; Factory_Site; Pullman_Town; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Town of PullmanBooklet compiled by Michael Wolski from prints at the AIC Burnham & Ryerson Library, showing row house drawings and floor plans for 11300-04 Forrestville Ave. and 13301-05 Cottage Grove Ave., plus details. Subject: Architecture; Barrett,_Nathan_Franklin; Pullman_Houses; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Town of PullmanArticle reprinted from Perspective, Employee Magazine of Pullman Incorporation, December 1978. Subject: ; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Town of Pullman Time LineA handout showing an historical time line for Pullman from 1879 to 2001 on one side and a history of the Hotel Florence on the other side. Subject: ; Chicago_History; Hotel_Florence_History; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Town of Pullman Time Line 1996Tri-fold flyer with information about Pullman Timeline, Hotel Florence, Calendar of Events, etc. Subject: ; Hotel_Florence_History; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Town of Pullman TimelinePrepared by the Historic Pullman Foundation, showing history of Pullman from 1879 to 1996. Subject: Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Town of Pullman Viewed from RoselandPhotocopy of photo taken from Roseland looking east down 111th St. Subject: Pullman_Views; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Townhouse for SaleRealtor flyer advertising house for sale at 112th & Forrestville, date unknown. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Trace New School Ideas to PullmanNewspaper clipping, publication name not totally visible, May 9, 1937 relating to Pullman Free School of Manual Training. Subject: ; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Trace New School Ideas to PullmanArticle describing education philosophy that began with Pullman Free Manual Training School. Subject: Pullman_People; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Tracing of Heat & Grille Arrft in BC & BL BedroomOriginal tracing by George Eck. Undated Subject: Reference; Pullman_Train_Cars; Pullman_Standard_Car_Mfg_Company; Format: Artwork |
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Track ChartsA book of track charts for Algoma Central Railway and others showing recommended, required, or established tracks, and usually indicating turning points, courses, and distances. Subject: General/Misc.; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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TrainThe Union Pacific Railroad's M-10001 was a diesel-electric streamliner train built in late 1934 by Pullman-Standard with an engine from General Motors' Electro-Motive Division and General Electric generator and traction motors. It was the UP's second streamliner after the pioneering M-10000, the first equipped with a diesel engine and was a much larger train than its three-car predecessor. All cars were articulatedtrucks were shared between each car. It was delivered on October 2, 1934 and was used for display, test and record-setting runs for the next two months before being returned to Pullman-Standard for an increase in its power and capacity, following which it was placed into service as the City of Portland train. On October 22, 1934, the M-10001, still in its original 900 hp (670 kW) incarnation, set an as-yet unbroken record from coast to coast of the United States, running from Oakland Pier to Grand Central Terminal in 57 hours. When placed into service as the City of Portland, the train reduced the Chicago, Illinois to Portland, Oregon schedule from 58 hours to 40 hours without any upgrades to track or other facilities. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train - Crowds at train stationPossibly war related, or a celebration Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train - New York Central Menu[November, 1948] Subject: ; Format: Artwork |
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Train - Rolling WheelsWorkers moving passenger locomotive wheels possibly Ca 1940's. This is not a Pullman image despite its use as inspiration for the Mural at the Visitor Center. Subject: Reference; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train - Southern PacificWells Fargo & Company Express car 148 United States Mail Railroad Post Office during production - pictured on gear driven transfer table at the Pullman Factoryl. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train - Unidentified train in landscapeCopy of photograph showing unidentified train moving through mountainous landscape, next to a waterway. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train at a StationUnidentified train in station, possible Pullman cars. Subject: Transportation/_Other_Museums; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car #1521One (1) black and white photograph. Pullman Train car #1521 on tracks in front of Pullman Standard Factory Building. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car - Canadian National "Fort Simpson"Photograph of the Canadian National car called "Fort Simpson" in a railyard. Builder No. 45999. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car - North Coast Limited Open DeckPhotograph shows travelers on open observation platform of North Coast Limited club car in the 1920's. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car - Unidentified Club Car InteriorCopy of photograph showing the interior of an unidentified train club car. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car - Wabash Cannon Ball carPhotograph showing rear observation deck of a St. Louis-Detroit Wabash CannonBall train car. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car -Northern Pacific North Coast Limited Observation CarPhotograph showing one of two tables in the card room on Northern Pacific's North Coast Limited Observation club car, 1926-1943. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car "Iron Mountain 102"Closeup view of train car "Iron Mountain 102" siting in an unidentified location or station. Also proof sheet with additional views of interior. Subject: ; Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car "Loretto" InteriorPrint of an interior photograph of the private car "Loretto",belonging to Charles S. Schwabs; highlighting many of the fine finishes in Pullman cars. Subject: Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car "Luxuryland"Print of photograph showing train car "Luxuryland" sited on Pullman factory site (Water Tower in background), with cut-away side showing furnished interior. Subject: Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car ChassisUnidentified metal car chassis sitting on transfer pit at factory site, photograph by James P. Van Vorst, dated 12-01-08. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car Making Tracks for MuseumNewspaper article regarding moving Pullman sleeper car to Pullman for future museum. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Pullman_-_Post_1975; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Train Car- Unidentified Rear Observation DeckPhotograph showing the rear observation deck of an unidentified train car. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train Car-Northern Pacific Observation CarPhotograph showing travelers in Northern Pacific Observation Car. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train CarsCommuter/streetcars (?) built by Pullman Car Works. Photocopy of article from Carbuilder, August 1967. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Train ConductorsGroup of conductors pose outside of a station Subject: Reference; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train CrashTrain crash in a downtown area. (possibly Chicago?) Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train InteriorLounge Car, 1893, shown at Columbian Exposition Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train StationTrain station after it was moved to the west side of the tracks. Subject: Pullman_Train_Station; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train StationLocated at what is now the intersection of 111th and Cottage Grove Avenue. Clocktower and other factory buildings can be seen in the background. Ca 1880's Subject: Pullman_Train_Station; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Train StationColor print issued by Pullman Bank showing the Illinois Central train station located at what is now 111th and Cottage Grove. Subject: Pullman_Train_Station; Format: Artwork |
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Train StationPullman train station located west of the tracks what is now 111th and Cottage Grove Avenues. Moved here when Lake Vista was filled in. View is the south end of the station, looking north. Factory buildings are visible on the right. Left of Station is the new pumping station. Ca 1903 Subject: Pullman_Train_Station; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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