Pullman neighborhood

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The Pullman neighborhood is a historic South Side Chicago community known for its 19th-century planned industrial town, landmark architecture, and role in American labor history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
neighborhood
planned industrial community
architect Solon Spencer Beman
associatedWithEvent Pullman Strike
associatedWithOrganization American Railway Union
associatedWithPerson Eugene V. Debs
chicagoLandmarkDesignationYear 1972
constructionBegan 1880
country United States
designatedAs Chicago Landmark
developedBy Pullman Palace Car Company
foundedAs company town
governedBy City of Chicago
hasLandmark Hotel Florence
Market Hall site
Pullman Clock Tower and Administration Building
linked to: Pullman Clock Tower

Pullman Factory site
linked to: Pullman Works

row houses for workers
knownFor 19th-century planned industrial town design
Pullman Strike of 1894
linked to: Pullman Strike

landmark architecture
role in American labor history
landscapeArchitect Nathan F. Barrett
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Chicago
Cook County, Illinois
Illinois
South Side of Chicago
linked to: South Side, Chicago

United States
namedAfter George Pullman
nationalHistoricalParkDesignationYear 2022
nationalMonumentDesignationYear 2015
nrhpListingYear 1969
opened 1881
partOf Pullman National Historical Park
Roseland community area
previouslyPartOf Pullman National Monument
recognizedFor influence on labor legislation
model industrial town planning
state Illinois
timeZone Central Time Zone
urbanPlanningFeature company-owned housing
integrated housing, industry, and services
separation of industrial and residential zones

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Metra Electric District line serves Pullman neighborhood
Hotel Florence locatedIn Pullman neighborhood