Pullman Clock Tower and Factory, Chicago
One of the world's most beautiful factories is undergoing a $3.4 million restoration, after it was badly damaged in 1998 by an arsonist. 90 minute guided tours, which focus on the restoration itself, are available by advance appointment..
One of the world's most beautiful factories is undergoing a $3.4 million restoration, after it was badly damaged in 1998 by an arsonist. 90 minute guided tours, which focus on the restoration itself, are available by advance appointment.
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About Pullman Clock Tower and Factory
111th St and Cottage Grove Ave
Pullman Clock Tower and Factory and Nearby Sights on Map
Historic Pullman Foundation Visitor Center
The first stop to any Pullman visit houses a 20 minute video about the town's history, several exhibits, and a gift shop
Kenwood Historic District
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Pullman Historic District
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Greenstone Church
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Trinity United Church of Christ
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The Rink
Ok, this place is cool
Bronzeville Childrens Museum
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Ridge Historical Society
This historical society focuses on the Beverly and Morgan Park neighborhoods and offers tours, assistance with area research, and small, thoughtful exhibits such as a costume room and a doll house collection