Pullman is one of Chicago’s most unique and historically significant neighborhoods. Originally built in the 1880s as a planned community for workers of the Pullman Palace Car Company, it remains a model of 19th-century urban design. Today, Pullman is a National Monument and Historic District, attracting history buffs, preservationists, and new residents alike. With brick rowhouses, green boulevards, and ongoing investment—including new retail and job development—Pullman offers a peaceful, affordable, and culturally rich place to call home on Chicago’s Far South Side. 🌳 Parks, Dining & Culture Outdoor: Pullman National Historical Park includes restored buildings, gardens, and visitor centers Nearby parks include Arcadia Park and Pullman Park Dining: Local favorites include One Eleven Food Hall, Majani Soulful Vegan Cuisine, and Pullman Cafe Culture: Walking tours, community art programs, and local events celebrate Pullman’s industrial and social history Strong local preservation groups and neighborhood associations 🏫 Schools & Essentials Schools: George M. Pullman Elementary, Corliss High School Grocery stores: Local grocers, Walmart nearby on 111th, and growing commercial retail at Pullman Park Easy to navigate with local transit options and good access to expressways