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How To Fix Up Your Old HouseA guide for rehabilitating historic Chicago houses from the Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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How to Run Your Ford CarReprint pages from 1909 Instruction Book, Ford Motor Company Subject: Catalogs/Reprints; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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How to Save a LandmarkA citizens guide to advocacy from the Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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How to turn a trip into carefree travel!Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing a happy couple in a compartment on a Pullman train. Subject: Pullman_Company; Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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How to turn miles into smiles...Original Pullman magazine advertisement, black and white, showing various images of happy passengers riding in Pullman cars. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Howard Fogg: the man who made Railroad MagicArticle in Trains magazine, December 2000 issue about professional painter Howard Fogg who painted railroads. Subject: Transportation/_Other_Museums; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Howard Master ClockMaster Recording Clock manufactured by Howard Clock Company, Boston, MA, ca 1880. Oak cabinet which was wall hung. One master clock mechanism and six slave recording devices with individually wound mechanical stylus to record remote movements by security watchmen on clock faced paper form. Subject: ; Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Furniture |
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HPGC Victorian Tea Souvenir TileTile made especially for Tea guests as a souvenir by local artist Lorraine Brochu. Subject: Events_-_Other; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Garden_Club; Pullman_People; Format: Artwork |
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HPGC Victorian Tea Souvenir TileTile made especially for Tea guests as a souvenir by local artist Lorraine Brochu. Subject: Events_-_Other; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Garden_Club; Pullman_People; Format: Artwork |
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Hull and LondonSubject: Pullman_Abroad; Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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I & M Canal 150th Anniversary Guide 1848-1998special advertising supplement to the Chicago Tribune, created by the Canal Corridor Association, on the Anniversary of the Canal. Subject: Chicago_History; Regional; Illinois_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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I & M Canal Docent Training BookThree-ring binder with classes and scope of training for guides along the I&M Canal. Produced by the Canal Corridor Association. 1999. Subject: Regional; Illinois_History; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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I Like to Be Comfortable When I Travel!Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing actress and comedienne Gracie Allen. She is dressed for sleep in a robe and shown stretching and smiling. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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I Lived 5 Weeks In A Pullman CarSubject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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I never did this in daylight beforeTwo copies original Pullman advetisement, showing two servicemen following local customers by taking off their shoes before entering an Egyptian home. Subject: Advertising; World_War_II; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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I value My Comfort! Says Alexander Woollcott.Black and white magazine ad showing actor, author, critic Alexander Woollcott reclining with his feet up in a Pullman seat, reading a newspaper and smoking a cigarette. Also shown are three vignettes showing man reading in bed, two men shaving in bathroom, people in lounge car. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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I`m as sunk as a Jap destroyer!Two (2) copies original Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustration shows unhappy-looking soldier waiting in train station. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; World_War_II; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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I`ve Discovered What It Means To Travel In Pullman ComfortOriginal Pullman magazine advertisement. Images show couple resting comfortably on train, being served a drink, and ordering in dining car. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Icon of industry recovers from fireArticle from the Southtown Star newspaper, dated Monday, April 28, 2008. Subtitle: Pullman District: Visitors can explore historic factory neighborhoods. Subject: Pullman_1998_Factory_Fire; Factory_Site; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Ideal Laundry & Dry CleanersLaundry ticket from the Ideal Laundry & Dry Cleaners, located at 7341 S. State St. for work at the Hotel Florence. Dated June 20, 1963. Subject: Hotel_Florence_History; Pullman_People; Pullman_Workers; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Identification CardI.D. Card -Pullman Incorporated and its Divisions and Subsidiaries-Group Salaried Non-Bargaining Retirees' Medical Benefits Plan. Issued 4-1-76 to Woodrow W. Eisenhart. Subject: Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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If We Save But One - Going to War with Inrai Butai "The Kamikaze"95-page book by Dr. Raymond R. Malott regarding his experiences as a medic aboard the U.S.S. PCE(R)852, built by The Pullman Company. These ships were floating battalion aid stations. The PCEs were built as minesweepers, but some were redesigned to accommodate medical activities. The (R) stood for Rescue. Subject: World_War_II; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Ilinois Railway Museum, Pullman LibraryIndex of Materials from Illinois Railway Museum, Union, IL Subject: Transportation/_Other_Museums; Format: Index |
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Illinois 100 Years AgoBooklet with long article entitled Pullman: a Social Study - 1976 Subject: Pullman_(General); Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois and Michigan Canal Corridor MapsCanal Corridor Association and National Park Service Maps Subject: Regional; Format: Map |
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Illinois Architecture From Territorial Times to the Present, A Selective GuideSoftcover book,304 pages, with index and photographs Subject: Architecture; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Illinois Brick Company YardPhotocopy of Sandborn map showing Illinois Brick Company Yard, east of Stephenson (Champlain Ave.) adjacent to Lake Calumet, 1911. Subject: Reference; Format: Map |
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Illinois Central ConductorPostcard of formal portrait of an Illinois Central Railroad conductor in uniform. Subject: Illinois_Central_Railroad; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Postcard |
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Illinois Central Overpass at 111th Street StationView north along IC showing, left to right, real estate sign for South Park Avenue development, ICRR station, pedestrian overpass, pump house with chimney, express electric train, c1910 Subject: Pullman_Train_Station; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Illinois Central RRIllinois Central Gulf train with engine #3002 Subject: Illinois_Central_Railroad; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Illinois Central RR Office WorkersOffice with workers using early dictation machines, note two women typists. Photo PF2007.27.122 of Rate Department, Illinois Central RR has same light fixtures and files on walls and is dated 1911. Subject: Illinois_Central_Railroad; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Illinois Central RR Office WorkersOffice full of workers using early dictation machines. Photo PF2007.27.122 of Rate department, Illinois Central RR has same light fixtures and files on walls. Subject: Illinois_Central_Railroad; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Illinois Central RR TrainsSteam and electric side by side. Special event caught by Chicago Daily News perhaps in the 1920's? Subject: Illinois_Central_Railroad; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Illinois Central Yard at Randolph Street, 1860'sPhotograph of right half of stereograph card showing ICRR yards looking north towards Randolph Street. Steam, freight, and passenger rolling stock shown, Pullman Palace Car Company building in distance on the left Subject: Illinois_Central_Railroad; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane LetterCopy of a letter sent on Dec. 7, 1898 to the Pullman Palace Car Company, from the Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane, asking for a Christmas donation to buy gifts for the patients without family. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Illinois HeritageA publication of the Illinois State Historical Society. September-October 2006. Vol. 9. no. 5. "Centennial Awards 2006" Subject: Regional; Reference; Illinois_History; Chicago_History; Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Historic Landmarks in the National Register of Historic PlacesReprinted article describing IL historic landmarks. Describes the designation process. Subject: ; Architecture; Illinois_History; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Historical JournalSummer 1989 issue, Illinois State Historical Society Subject: Regional; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Labor History SocietyMiscellaneous newsletter and other correspondence. File may contain other general Illinois labor information. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Labor_History,_other; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Labor History Society Program BookiBooklet for the 2014 Union Hall of Honor Awards Dinner for the Illinois Labor History Society. Subject: Chicago_History; Illinois_History; Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Labor History Society Union Hall of Honor Award DinnerBooklet for the 2014 Union Hall of Honor Awards Dinner for the Illinois Labor History Society. Subject: Labor_History,_other; Illinois_History; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Labor History Society Union Hall of Honor Awards DinnerProgram booklet for annual Awards Dinner, held on Friday, December 5, 2008. Honoring Leon Despres and Betty Balanoff. Subject: Chicago_History; Illinois_History; Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Illinois Place NamesBook compiling place names in Illinois from Post office records. Author: James N. Adams Publisher: Illinois State Historical Society. 1989. ISBN 0-912226-24-2 Subject: General/Misc.; Illinois_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Illinois State Archives -A boxed selection of documents from the Illinois State Archives, prepared for teachers, with teaching manual and document reproductions. Subject: Historic_Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Illinois State Archives - "Abraham Lincoln in Illinois"A boxed selection of copies of historic documents from the Illinois State Archives, prepared for teachers. Subject: Illinois_History; Historic_Reference; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Illinois State Archives - "Hard Times In Illinois 1930-1940"A boxed selection of historic documents from the Illinois State Archives, prepared for teachers, with teaching manual and document reproductions. Subject: Illinois_History; Historic_Reference; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Illustrated Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic BuildingsStandards set forth by the Secretary of the Interior and the National Park Service. Illustrated. Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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In Pullman, preserving history is right track to the futureFrom Chicago Tribune real estate section, June 14, 1987. Subject: Pullman_-_Post_1975; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Index to Book "Chicago's Historic Pullman District"Index created to accompany the Image of American series book - Chicago's Historic Pullman District. Subject: Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Index to The Pullman Car Works StandardThe Car Works Standard was a company newsletter published monthly by the Pullman Car Works, Chicago, IL from May 1916 to August 1919. This Index is available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Library at the Hotel Florence. The Library has the following Car Works Standards available for viewing: Aug 1916, Oct 1916, Nov 1916, May 1917, Jun 1917, Jul 1917, Aug 1917, Sep 1917, Oct 1917, Nov 1917, Dec 1917, Jan 1918, Feb 1918, Mar 1918, Apr 1918, Jun 1918, Jul 1918, Aug 1918, Sep 1918, Oct 1918, Nov 1918, Dec 1918, Jan 1919, Feb 1919, Apr 1919, Jun 1919, Nov 1919, Subject: Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Indian GirlsGroup photo of young girls dressed in Native American costumes (uniforms?). A girl's organization similar to Campfire Girls or Brownies? Photograph was with others all showing Palmer Park. Subject: Roseland_Community; Palmer_Park; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Infant Class of S., S.HR Koopman streocard showing a large group of adults and children assembled in a wooded park setting. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Infrastructure and Urban Growth in the Nineteenth CenturyPublication from Essays in Public Works History, Number 14, December 1985 Subject: Historic_Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Inside The Factory GatesSubject: Factory_Site; Factory_Site; Format: Digital Object |
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Intercontinental Steel - Beman Groups Have Common InterestsClipping from The Index, February 26, 1969. Subject: Administration_Building; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Interesting Things About Pullman Past and PresentCollected series of essays and anecdotes relating to social history of Pullman, Kensington and Roseland, written by Mario Avignone for publication in the Pullman Flyer and occasionally elsewhere. Mainly typed and draft copies, from 1996-1999. Subject: War_Memorial; Roseland_Community; Pullman_(General); Kensington; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Interesting Things About Pullman Past and PresentSeries of essays and anecdotes related to social history of Pullman, Kensington and Roseland, written by Mario Avignone for publication in the Pullman Flyer and occasionally elsewhere. Typically typed and draft copies. Subject: War_Memorial; Roseland_Community; Pullman_(General); Kensington; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Interesting Things About Pullman, Past and PresentCollection of essays. Topics include columns from Pullman Flyer, Roseland American Legion Post 49er, Daily Southtown and Roseland Pullman Sports Hall of Fame. 22 pages, plus 4 copies of cover page. Subject: Chicago_History; Historic_Reference; Kensington; Memorials; Organizations_--_Pullman_Civic_Organization; Organizations_--_Pullman_Improvement_Association; Pullman_(General); Pullman_People; Roseland_Community; Sports; War_Memorial; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Interfaith Service in Remeberance of 1894 Pullman StikeProgram for service September 5, 1994. Includes short description of Rev. Cowardine's involvement in the Strike. Subject: ; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Interior of House 1980sInterior shown mid-1980s. Subject: Pullman_Houses; Pullman_-_Post_1975; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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International Railway Journal (IRJ)Twelve (12) loose issues, 1962 to 1979. See "Holdings" for list. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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International Railway Journal, Vo. 15Bound volume of 12 issues from 1975, of the International Railway Journal. Was in the collection of the Pullman-Standard Library in Hammond, Indiana. Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Introducing the town of Pullman coverletOrder form for a coverlet produced by the Historic Pullman Foundation as a fund-raiser, depicting landmark buildings. Subject: Advertising; Architecture; Historic_Reference; Organizations_--_Historic_Pullman_Foundation; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Inventory of Historic Engineering and industrial Structures within the Illinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage CorridorNational Park Service survey of the I&M Canal National Heritage Corridor (1995) 2 copies Author: Gray Fitzsimons Publisher: National Park Service. 1995 Library of Congress 609-773--cd20 Subject: Illinois_History; Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Investment in historyNewspaper article regarding the Pullman Palace Car factory a rail museum and tourist attraction. Subject: Pullman_Landmark; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Invitation to The Pullman ClubHandwritten invitation to The Pullman Club, the evening of December 28, 1907, by Louise Hampton, to Vinnie Swanson Subject: Pullman_People; Pullman_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Iron ArtifactUnknown artifcat removed from a trench at the Administration Building Subject: Administration_Building; Format: Building Component |
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Iron BoltIron bolt found northwest of north wing of the Administration Building. Unearthed during trenching of primary phone service. Subject: Pullman_(General); Format: Artwork |
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Iron nailHand-forged construction nail found in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Architecture; Historic_Reference; Format: Building Component |
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Isaiah Campbell, Pioneer Builder of Pullman, DiesCopy of article from unknown newspaper, regarding the death of Pullman builder Isaiah Campbell. Handwritten date - 12-29-30 Subject: Pullman_Town; Pullman_People; Pullman_(General); Architecture; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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It's Good Business to Go PullmanBlack and white advertisement, copyright 1952 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine February 18, 1952. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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It's Good Business to Go PullmanBlack and white advertisement, Copyright 1952 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine June 2, 1952. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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It's Good Business to Go PullmanBlack and white ad, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time April 16, 1951. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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It's Good Business to Go PullmanBlack and white magazine ad, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine June 11, 1951. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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It's Good Business to Go PullmanBlack and white magazine ad, copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time November 19, 1951. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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It`s Good Business to Go PullmanBlack and white magazine advertisement, Copyright 1952 The Pullman Company. Published in Time magazine September 1, 1952. Subject: Advertising; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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J. W. Reinhart Equipment Purchasea letter from J. W. Reinhart requesting a small order of various train cars from the Pullman Palace Car Company for his new railroad and a response from T. H. Wickes that his request would be passed on to Mr. Pullman. Subject: ; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Rail_Travel; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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January graduates at Gompers SchoolCopy of an article with photograph from unidentified newspaper about Gompers School graduates. Lists names. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Jennie Curtis Strike Centennial Dance TicketsSet of 5 yellow tickets for Jennie Curtis Strike Centennial Dance event on Saturday, July 23rd, 6:30 to 11:30 p.m.. Presented by the Pullman Civic Organization and held at 614 E. 113th St. Chicago. Donation was $5 per ticket. Ticket nos 100 to 105. Subject: Chicago_History; Organizations_--_Pullman_Civic_Organization; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Jensen Family CollectionMiscellaneous items from the Jensen family of Roseland, including clothing, household items, personal items and photographs. Complete inventory on file and available for viewing at the Ludlam Reading room in the Florence Hotel. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Mixed media |
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Jensen the Movers TruckMoving truck of Jensen Movers, phone # Pullman 2253, Chicago, c1930s. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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John Cannon & Son, PlumbersThis photograph is showing John Cannon & Son Plumbers located on 11323 Michigan Avenue, Established 1887 Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Joliet St. RR StreetcarEarly photo and lot numbers suggest photo was taken around 1888 when the Pullman Streetcar Shops and the Pullman Photo Department were both open. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Joliet-Lemont LimestoneBooklet producted by Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois about historic building materials Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Jon Ton HousePhoto of home of Jon Ton on the Calumet River, one mile east of Riverdale, 1856; handwritten note on reverse. Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; SCH_Waterways,_Calumet_River; Illinois_History; Historic_Reference; Chicago_History; Calumet_River_-_Calumet_Region; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Journal of the Illinois State Historical SocietyPublication of the Illinois State Historical Society. Vol.95.No.1. Spring, 2002 Subject: Illinois_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Journal of the Illinois State Historical SocietyPublication of the Illinois State Historical Society. Vo.95.No.2. Summer 2002 Subject: Regional; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Julia Newberry`s DiaryPrinted version of a personal two year diary of a young Chicago girl who travels to Europe Subject: Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Just Add Water, Making the City of ChicagoSoftcover, 181 pages, history of Chicago for children, with photographs and illustrations, bibliograthy and index. Includes Pullman history. Subject: Pullman_(General); Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Kankakee Electric StreetcarKankakee Electric Railway Company car #2 Neg 1538 Lot 710 Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Ken-Rose Women's Club HistoryExtracted from materials donated to South Suburban Genealogical & History Society. History of a women's club of the Kensington and Roseland communities from 1913 until 1996. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Kensington Av. Looking EastStereo card showing group of people. View is looking east from Michigan Avenue. 1900 Subject: Kensington; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Kensington celebrates installation of new street lightsArticle from the Calumet Index, December 12, 1956. Subject: Kensington; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Kensington SchoolPhotograpth showing Jackie Colman and students sitting outside of the school. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Kensington StationFour photocopy images of Kensington (115th Street) Illinois Central train station, 1914. Subject: ; Illinois_Central_Railroad; Kensington; Train_Stations_-_other; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Kensington Station Looking North c. 1905Ground level view on Illinois Central right of way, looking north at Kensington Avenue. Left to right, Front Street storefronts, 115th Street Stations with clock, pedestrian overpass in distance at Pullman/111th, brick building behind water tank appears to be original (1880s). Kensington Station was for through trains to New York, etc. The other station with the clock is likely the commuter station. Pullman smokestack in seen in the distance. Subject: Kensington; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Kensington TransferKensington streetcar transfer at Michigan Avenue & 115th Streets. 1903. Subject: Kensington; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Postcard |
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Keystone from Pullman's First Car Works is FoundPhotocopied article from The Pullman News, April 1945 regarding the finding of the keystone from the first Pullman Palace Car Works in Detroit in 1872. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Kids Invite Clinton to Help Save Their NeighborhoodArticle from Chicago Tribune. Subject: ; Pullman_-_Post_1975; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Kings of FortuneIllustrated stoties of self-made men during the 19th century. Includes chapter on George Pullman. Fabric cover with gold embossing. Subject: Chicago_History; Pullman_Family; Historic_Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Kinney'sFour young boys on card advertising Kinney's for a good drink, 9245 Commercial Ave., during a parade, July 4th? Subject: Regional; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Kirchner ExhibitInformational flyer/photos re: Bill Kirchner exhibit on Pullman Family portraits. Subject: Pullman_People; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Knights of Pythias Lodge PhotographSubject: Pullman_People; Organizations_--_Other; Format: Digital Object |
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Knocks Pullman CompanySubject: Pullman_Porters; Format: Artwork |
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Know Your Neighbor!From The South End Reporter, May 26, 1938 about Urban G. Willis, tutor to the Pullman grandchildren and later Dean and teacher at Pullman Free School of Manual Training. Subject: Pullman_Family; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Koopman - A Quiet CornerKoopman stereo card "A Quiet Corner". Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - A Valentine for GeorgePhotograph of a young girl, perhaps Marie Koopman. An inspription on the back of the photo "A Valentine for George". Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Four portraits of Marie Koopman 1897Roseland Historian Marie Koopman Rowlands (1889-1970) at age 8 and 9 Photagraphed in father's studio, 3rd floor 11106 S. Michigan Ave Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - H R Koopman I PortraitThe Reverand Henry Ralph Koopman I photographed in Holland prior to his emmigration to the U.S. in 1860. Koopman preached in South Holland, Roseland, Steamboat Rock (Wisconsin) and lastley in Patterson NJ. He died in 1884. After Reverand Koopman's death the family relocated to Pella, Iowa except Henry II, who, having learned photography, returned to his boyhood home (1860-68) of Roseland and set up a photo studio. He was soon joined by his brother George. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - H. R. Koopman I Portrait 1881Photograph of H. R. Koopman I, three years before his death in 1884. Likely his last portrait. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Interior J Madderom ResidenceStereo card by Koopman of his future in-laws sitting in their parlor in the house in Roseland. Koopman married Katie (right forground) the following year. Subject: Roseland_Community; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Long May She WavePatriotic scene (with painted in flag!) of the photographer's children (Harry and Marie) with parade drum and flag pole. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Our Beautiful FlagPatriotic image with Koopman's children, Marie and Henry III. Marie is holding a very large infurled American flag while Henry sits on the floor looking up at Marie and the flag. There is a smaller round inset image of Marie and Henry. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Peter Dalenberg Portrait c1885Photo of Peter Dalenberg who came to settle in Roseland (aka High Prairie) with 11 other families in June of 1849. Note pierced ear. Probably photographed by Koopman in 1884-1885, one of his earliest portraits. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Pioneer Couple Will Mark 50th Year of WeddingPhotograph (2 copies) of H R Koopman II and wife Katie with Newspaper article relating to their 50th wedding anniversary, April 12, 1938. They were the first couple to be wed at the First Reformed Church in Roseland. Subject: ; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Portrait of Carrie Koopman StevensThis carte-de-visite (calling card) photograph was taken in Groningen, Holland by Gebr. Sanders Studio. It is unclear whether Carrie is an aunt or older sister of photographer, HR Koopman. Subject: ; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Returning HomeStereo card. Ink stamp on back reads "H.R. Koopman Photographer, Corner 111th St. and Michigan Ave, Roseland, ILL. All Work Done By The Instantaneous Process, Children A Specialty, All Taken Quick As A Wink" Caption reads "Returning home 5 P.M. Aug 14, 88" (to Roseland by Rail)Photo of men loading baggage (folding tables and chairs?)while passengers enter the adjacent car, conductors at left lean against fence and talk Subject: Victorian_Era_-_general; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Rev. M. A. Ypma 1885Photo copied in Koopman's Roseland studio. Location of original photo is unknown. Rev. Ypma preached in South Holland before Rev. Koopman. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Roseland ChurchHR Koopman stereocard of what is currently Lilydale Progressive MB Church at 107th and Michigan Avenue. No information available on original name or religious affiliation. Subject: Roseland_Community; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman - Temperance Workers' ConferencePostcard sent to Rev. H. H. Koopman I, Patterson, NJ announcing conference to be held at Educational Hall, Asbury Park, NJ October 10, 1882 at 11 a.m. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Postcard |
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Koopman Advertising FlyerPhoto of narrative advertising for HR Koopman photography studio, May 1, 1888 stating "Finest equipped Photograph Gallery in the Vicinity" Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman at WorkHR Koopman photographing daughter, Marie, in his studio on Michigan Avenue in Roseland, c1895 Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman EnvelopeBusiness envelope of H. R. Koopman, 49 W. 110th Place, Chicago (Roseland), IL. Note on cover written by Mrs. Walter Gindl, Marie Koopman Rowlands daughter, Koopman's granddaughter. Subject: Roseland_Community; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Koopman Photo AlbumBlack cloth covered album filled with Roseland and Pullman views. Book manufactured by Heinn Co. Milwaukee (See tag on VV School picture) As pictures are numbered, it may have been for ordering prints or postcards, or could have been part of a display. Book has some mounted, some loose, some with multiple copies. Photos 1, 17, 21 and 30 are missing. One photo is unnumbered. Subject: ; Roseland_Community; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman Portrait of Unknown ManProbably a Koopman "cut film" copy of unknown man. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Koopman, Reverend and Mrs.One of the last photographs of Rev. and Mrs. Koopman, likely taken at Simpson's Studio in Patterson, NJ where young Koopman apprenticed. Subject: Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Labor - "For union vet, a labor of love"Photocopy of article about Les Orear and the Illinois Labor History Society. Subject: Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Labor "Working Class Heroes"Article about Labor history in Chicago. Chicago Tribune Magazine. June 19, 2005 Subject: Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Labor Day 2009Program for 2009 Labor Day event in Historic Pullman, a celebration and rally for America's Working Families, September 7, 2009. Subject: ; Fairs; Historic_Reference; Illinois_History; Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Labor Day Celebration BookletBooklet for 2008 Labor Day events at the Pullman State Historic Site. Subject: Illinois_History; Labor_History,_other; Chicago_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Labor History - I.W.W. Songs1996 Facsimile Reprint of 1923 edition. Songbook of labor/union songs Subject: Labor_History,_other; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Labor History Postcards (4)Four postcards: Two postcards show views of the Haymarket Martyrs Monument by sculptor Albert Weinart in Forest Home Cemetery. One postcard shows a view of the Haymarket Memorial Sculpture by Mary Brogger in Haymarket Square in Chicago. The fourth postcard is a view of the Old Stone Gate at the Chicago Stock Yards. Subject: ; Chicago_History; Illinois_History; Labor_History,_other; Format: Postcard |
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Labor Mediator Was Problem SolverObituary of John F. Rozner, Pullman employee and labor arbitrator. Chicago Tribune April 11, 2008. Subject: Pullman_Workers; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Labor Paste BookletBooklet documenting labor paste project by Pullman artist jb Daniel. Subject: Pullman_Town; Pullman_People; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Labor Supporters Pay Homage to OriginsArticle in The Times about Labor Day event in Pullman, dated Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1994. Subject: ; Chicago_History; Pullman_Labor_History; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Labor Trail: Chicago's History of Working-Class Life and StruggleMap created by the Labor History Society featuring numerous labor history sites around the Chicago area. Subject: Labor_History,_other; Format: Map |
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Lace CurtainsA pair of sheer curtains with lace insets, purported to be original to the Hotel Florence and used on the 1st floor. Late 19th century. Subject: Hotel_Florence_--_Interior; Format: Textiles |
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Ladder DemonstrationPostcard showing a demonstation extending a ladder (fire ladder?) by several men with others looking on. Sign on building "Roseland..." The other words on the sign are not legible. Subject: Roseland_Community; Format: Postcard |
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Lake Calumet and Pullman Area MapPhotograph of a partial map showing Lake Calumet and the southern edge of Chicago city limits. Subject: Regional; Pullman_Town; Lake_Calumet; Historic_Reference; Calumet_River_-_Calumet_Region; Aerial_Views; Format: Map |
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Lake Calumet marina canceledCopy of a newspaper article from the Chicago Tribune Metro section about the Port District and the Park Districts plan for Lake Michigan. Subject: Calumet_River_-_Calumet_Region; Chicago_History; Regional; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Lake Calumet project making new wavesNewspaper article about plan to develop recreational activities around Lake Calumet. Subject: Lake_Calumet; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Lake Calumet RememberedEssay written by Mario Avignone ofr Amreican Legion 49er newsletter, 1997. Subject: Lake_Calumet; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Lake Calumet Squatters Get Eviction NoticesPhotograph of newspaper article about Calumet Lakeside Sports Club and squatter at time of harbor development. Undated. Subject: Lake_Calumet; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Lake Calumet World's Fair CartoonCartoon from Chicago Sun-Times, dated Tuesday, march 13, 1984 about the proposal to host a World's Fair at Lake Calumet area. Subject: Lake_Calumet; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Lake Calumet World's Fair Cartoon 1984Cartoon from Chicago Sun-Times, dated Wednesday, March 28, 1984 about the proposal to host a World's Fair at Lake Calumet. Subject: Lake_Calumet; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Lake Vista and FactoryLake Vista in front of Pullman Administration Building. Probably about 1895, this view, created by combining two adjacent views by Wylie Dennison, was created in the Chicago Historical Society darkroom by Paul Petraitis. Subject: Factory_Site; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Landmark Decision - Demolition of Historic Pullman Sewage RevervoirArticle regarding demolishion of Pullman Water Tower site. Subject: ; Pullman_1998_Factory_Fire; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Landmark Designation for PullmanNewspaper article regarding landmark designation. Picture of Cindy McMahon & Robert W. Fioretti, HPF president & VP, David Bahlman-ED of Landmarks Preservation Council of IL, Emil Jones-State Senator, Thomas Dart-State Rep. Subject: Pullman_(General); Pullman_Landmark; Pullman_People; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Landmark mansion empty nowNewspaper article relating to the death of Hegeler-Carus patriach - Alwin Carus - Nov. 18, 2004. Subject: Preservation/_Architecture_(General); Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Landmark Status, NationalLetter to Abner J. Mikva, U.S. House of Representatives, notifing him that the Pullman Historic District was awarded national landmark status. Letter from Roger C. B. Morton, Secretary of the Interior, dated February 25, 1971. Subject: Pullman_Landmark; Format: Correspondence |
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Langley Avenue Looking NorthLangley Avenue shortly after construction of three-story residential units, showing wooden sidewalks. View north from 114th Street, c1885, Subject: Pullman_Town; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Large Coach Study TracingLarge tracing of vestibule steps, center steps, & a section showing seating arrgt. Subject: Reference; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Large Coach Study Tracing - Seating PlansSuburban Coach Study tracing which includes plan A,B,&C seating plans. Subject: Pullman_Train_Cars; Reference; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Lay Corner Stone of Pullman Free Manual Training School - Pullman Hope Nears RealityNewspaper clipping, publication and date unknown. The school opened in 1915. Mrs. Frank O. Lowden (Florence) identified in photograph. Handwritten identification noted of others in the image. Subject: Pullman_Family; Pullman_Schools; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Layers of History, but an Uncertain Future"Fresh efforts afoot to revitalize Chicago's Pullman area". Subject: Administration_Building; Factory_Site; Pullman_(General); Pullman_1998_Factory_Fire; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Ledger BookPartially filled out ledger book for unidentified railroad? company - 1867-1868 Subject: Rail_Travel_-_Other; Format: Printed Materials - Publications |
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Lessen's Buffet with motorcycles out frontPostcard of Harley Davidson enthusiasts pose in front of Lessen's Buffet, near Lake Calumet. Predeccessor to Lassen's Tap in Homewood. Subject: Regional; Format: Postcard |
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Lest We ForgetSpecial section from Chicago Tribune, September 2, 1995 (50th anniversary of the surrender of Japan aboard the U.S.S. Missouri) listing all World War II dead from Illinois, 22,283 names. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence. Subject: Illinois_History; World_War_II; Format: Printed Materials -- Periodicals |
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Let's Go! And Here's How We Get There!1947 Subject: Advertising; Format: Recreational Artifact |
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Letter about Inspectress jobLetter to George Pullman, from Nellie Duryea, regarding job prospects for a Inspectress job asking for his intervention. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter about sale of Woodruff Sleeping Car stockA letter about the possible sale of Woodruff Sleeping Car stock by Doubleday and a letter from Doubleday to Pullman about a meeting to discuss the sale. Subject: ; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter and article regarding land disputeLetter from Lyman & Jackson to George Pullman regarding a dispute over 72 acres of land, along with an article about the land owned by Clark Hollenback. Subject: ; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter and Photographs from Jack KoopmanLetter from "Uncle Jack" J. W. Koopman to H. R. Koopman after he and Aunt Anna had visitied in Pella, Iowa. Sept. 18 1924. Includes photographs taken on that trip. Captions are written on back of each photo. Subject: ; Koopman,_Henry_Ralph_and_family; Format: Photograph (all forms) |
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Letter and Washington Irving pamphletPamphlet from Prof. Alvah Bradish, regarding his visits to Washington Irving as he painted Irvings portrait. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter expressing sorrow over death of George PullmanTelegram 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. Subject: Pullman_Family; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter Filing envelopestwo filing envelopes, 1 file card, with notes regarding location of materials elsewhere. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Letter from 2nd Asst. Auditor to George PullmanLetter informing Mr. Pullman the applying the Warren Webster system to the Town heating pipes will tear up roadway around new Market Hall. Subject: Market_Hall; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Town; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Letter from Accidnet Insurance The Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New YorkLetter regarding a new coupler that Harry R. Hay is trying to sell to Pullman. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from America IllustrationLetter to George Pullman, from American Illustrated, requesting information needed for inclusion in their publication. Subject: Advertising; Pullman_(General); Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from American Surety Company for referenceLetter requesting a reference for the B.B. Frost & Co. and financial standing with the Pullman PCC. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Annie M. FowlerLetter to George Pullman requesting several checks for $100 and for interest... Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Architect John Langley MayerLetter left upon visit to factory site in 1993, found after the 1998 fire, in a protected area. Subject: Pullman_(General); Format: Handwritten (invitations, notes, etc.) |
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Letter from Belle PowellLetter from Belle Powell to George Pullman asking him to buy an apt. building to help her out. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Boston & Main RailroadLetter from Lucius Tuttle, President of the Boston & Main Railroad, to George Pullman, describing his version of a railroad accident in Medford,MA. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Boston & Main Railroad re Annual MeetingLetter from Lucius Tuttle, President, requesting Pullman's attendance at their Annual Meeting or return of waiver of notice. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Boston & Maine Railroad re Board meetingLetter to George Pullman reminding him of Main Central annual meeting at Portland on Wednesday the 20th. A special train has been engaged to bring him and other members and return them. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Boston & Maine Railroad re substitute proxyLetter from Lucius Tuttle regarding returning a substitute proxy for their annual meeting. Apparently Pullman lost the first one sent. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from C. J. Hicks, YMCALetter thanking George Pullman for his "favor of the 16th" and his interest in their work. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from C. L. Pullman, Contracting AgentLetter to George Pullman regarding negotiations with "Colonel Haines" regarding baggage and passenger car construction design and contract. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Printed Materials - Other |
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Letter from C. N. Fay, Orchestra AssociationLetter to George Pullman from C. N. Fay, Orchestra Association, regarding part payment of $500 on a $1,000 pledge. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from C. P. Campbell offering propertyLetter to George Pullman offering property at NW corner of Jackson & Michigan in Chicago ( 166 Michigan). Figures for costs discussed. Mentions "large music house" interest in locating near there...Orchestra Hall? Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Cary & Whitridge Law FirmLetter, agreement, memos to George Pullman from Cary & Whitridge Law Firm regarding items to consider for reorganization. Subject: ; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Charles S. Trudeau asking for loanLetter to George Pullman, telling of receiving his CPA with Pullman's help and asks for loan to help situate his elderly mother. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Chicago Board of Education re: additional school facilities at PullmanLetter from J.A. Guilford, Board of Education of City of Chicago, Business Mgr., advising Pullman the request for additional school facilities at Pullman had been presented to the Board. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Schools; Pullman_Town; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Clara DoolittleLetter asking George Pullman for a rail pass for her son to get to Seattle as he is in a "serious state of health" and needs to get to Seattle. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from D. H. Pinney with news clippingLetter from D. H. Pinney to George Pullman that notes he has just returned from a trip east including Albion Heading Reunion, with a news clipping. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Daniel T. Hunt re Meeting of American Surety CompanyLetter requesting the presence of George Pullman at the Trustees mtg of the American Surety Company of New York on October 19, 1897. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Dunlap Smith & Co.Letter to George Pullman offering Pullman American Express Company property on Clinton & Jefferson in Chicago...building outfitted for 750 horse stalls, 500 wagons, 110,000 bushels of grain, shoeing shop, 20-ton elevators. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from E. Leaden re jobLetter to C. S. Sweet pleading for a job for a family member long out of work Subject: Pullman_Workers; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Edward Bryant re Charles SeeburgerLetter to George Pullman from his secretary Edward Bryant regarding a bad loan made to Mr. Charles Seeburger. Subject: Pullman_Bank; Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Edward Mason, Mason BrothersLetter to George Pullman from Edward Mason, regarding the situation of a Mr. Badger who is about to be foreclosed on for some unnamed property. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Etna Insurance Company, Pacific BranchLetter to George Pullman from T. E. Pope, Etna Insurance Company, Pacific Branch, asking to meet with him when he is in San Francisco. Subject: Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Eva Pope to Pullman Co. executivesLetter from Eva Pope citing her qualifications as a manager of estates; seeking a position helping to manage the Pullman estate after George Pullman died. Subject: Pullman_Family; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from F. L. Adams, Holmes, Booth & HaydensLetter to George Pullman requesting a credit reference for a Mr. C. E. Loss of Freeport, IL for $1,000. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from former employeeLetter to George Pullman from a former employee explaining his circumstances and wanting a job back. Subject: ; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Workers; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Frank Orren Lowden re additionLetter to George Pullman from Frank Orren Lowden discussing potential pros and cons of building a $250K addition to "west side" plant. Subject: ; Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Franklin Smith, National Museums, WashingtonCorrespondence between Franklin Smith, Curator of National Museums, Washington and George Pullman, seeking funds to build "Ten Halls of the Ancients" at the National Gallery. Subject: ; Pullman,_George; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from Fred L. Fake to George M. PullmanLetter from Fred L. Fake, real estate broker to George M. Pullman offering land adjacent to the Pullman Building. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Format: Correspondence |
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Letter from George Brown comparing couplersLetter to George Pullman, from George Brown, Pullman General Manager, comparing the Gould coupler vs the janney-Buhoup coupler. Subject: Pullman_Palace_Car_Company; Pullman_Train_Cars; Format: Correspondence |