The Pullman State Historic Site

Original Pullman magazine advertisement, copyright 1942 The Pullman Company.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Color ad for the Pennsylvania Railroad depicting a family boarding a Pullman railcar assisted by a porter.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing a long line of servicement waiting to board a Pullman train during World War II.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing performer Kate Smith entering a Pullman coach. She is smiling and waving into the camera, and wearing a coat with corsage, hat and gloves.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing American servicemen bartering with a merchant in a Syrian marketplace. Three of his buddies are in foreground with dollar bills betting on how long the purchase will take.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement, copyright The Pullman Company 1944. Illustration shows a WWII GI trying to get a cow to move on a street in India with his buddies in a jeep laughing.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement; color illustration shows smiling soldiers as they prepare for deployment in World War II.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement promoting the single occupancy section. Color image of a woman in green dressing gown preparing for bed in privacy. Published January 14, 1938.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman advertisement promoting 7 outstanding Pullman travel advantages. Image should a man and woman standing in the foreground smiling,surrounded by passengers playing cards and socializing.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement promoting the Single Occupany Section. Published March 28, 1938.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman advertisement showing changes to pricing on Pullman cars including tables of old and new pricing. Published June 20, 1936.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman color magazine ad. Images show a woman waking up smiling in her Roomette and reading comfortably.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustration shows a woman in a blue dressing gown folding her clothes. Published May 7, 1938.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Color magazine ad showing groups of people boarding, relaxing, and eating in Pullman train cars. New Santa Fe car is printed in metallic silver ink.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Two-page original color magazine advertisement. Large map of the United States shows points of interest across the US that can be reached by Pullman. Includes a quote from Burton Holmes, "noted authority on travel".

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

1946

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original color Pullman advertisement. Illustrations shows two women (mother and grandmother?) and little girl in a Pullman compartment. The girl has long blond curly hair and is sitting up in bed talking to the women. One woman is seated wearing a crimson robe; the other standing and wearing a dark blue flowered robe.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine ad, copyright 1943 The Pullman Company.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original 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.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman color advertisement. Images show a woman in blue robe pulling the bed down, a group of people in a dining car, people relaxing in a compartment, and people in the club car.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Color magazine ad showing train speeding through snow covered landscape with small houses in foreground. Ad has Christmas poem similar to The Night Before Christmas.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Copy of brochure from the Pullman Company c. 1950. Details 9 versions of sleeping accommodations in Pullman cars. Line drawings/ black and white.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Large illustration shows people carrying wrapped presents getting on a train.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Images show traveler looking out the window in a coach, sleeping peacefully, being served by a porter, walking through a car, eating in the dining car, and talking with other passengers.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement, 1916.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement regarding Streamliner owned and operated by Southern-Louisiana & Arkansas lines.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, Copyright 1957, The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine October 7, 1957.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine ad, published by Time Magazine, May 26, 1958.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertising showing group of World War II soldiers playing a guitar and a banjo and singing as they ride in a Pullman car.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman advertising showing a soldier preparing for leave.

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2. Pullman Company
3. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. The Broadway Limited ran between Chicago and New York. Published August 31, 1940.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Ad for Christy Pneumatic Lubricators for engine truck boxes.

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2. Rail Travel - Other
3. Reference

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement, showing several illustrations of people smiling while traveling on a Pullman car - in the coach, bar and parlor.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Copy of sheet music.

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2. Corliss Engine

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Color ad for Pullman trains showing American soldiers talking to New Guinea native in pidgin-english about tropical fruit.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white Pullman ad from Saturday Evening Post showing men enjoying roomy seating inside coach, also picture of man sleeping and porter brushing man`s jacket.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing illlustration of a man stretching in roomy Pullman seats, a man sleeping and a porter brushing a man`s suit. Published July 26, 1941.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Six-page fold-out brochurem subsitled New Proven Methods of Shipping Explosives and Ammunition with photographs and illustrations

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2. Reference

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Flyers for F & C Popcorn shop at 111 E. 111th Street in Roseland.

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2. Roseland Community

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement offering free trip to the World`s Fair in either New York or San Francisco by naming a new streamlined Pullman car. Published May 20, 1939.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magaizne advertisement. Illustration is a close-up view of serviceman stepping up a Pullman step. Smaller illustration shows serviceman arising from restful nights sleep.

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2. Pullman Company
3. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Color magazine ad showing woman on train applying lipstick and smiling out window at cowboy waving hat at her. Other people are talking on platform, train on other side of platform has red upper, green lower paint scheme.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement, "Go by train!" showing families happily preparing the travel in a Pullman car.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine December 10, 1951.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

21-page color booklet describing features and convenience of Pullman sleeper cars.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original color magazine advertisement. Image shows several attractive people socializing in club car.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white ad showing man greeted at train by woman and child, with conductor looking on.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Four coins/tokens, 2 imprinted on one side "Wm Fischer Hotel Florence". 1" coin is a coupon "Good for 25 cents in drinks only". 3/4" coin "Good for 5 cents in drinks only" Yellow metal.

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2. Hotel Florence History

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Plasticized placemat from Hotel Florence Restaurant, owned and operated by the Historic Pullman Foundation. Reverse side has history of hotel on it.

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2. Hotel Florence -- Post 1975
3. Hotel Florence History

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement featuring movie actress, Gloria Swanson. She is shown stepping onto a train assisted by a conductor, reading in her compartment, eating in the dining car, sleeping comfortably, and talking to a porter as she gets off the train.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement with images showing comfort of a Pullman car; a man served by a porter, the man asleep, shaving in the morning, and departing the train.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement with illustrations of services showing conductor, porter, cleaning woman, laundress, repairman and car inspector.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing a happy couple in a compartment on a Pullman train.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement, black and white, showing various images of happy passengers riding in Pullman cars.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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2. Pullman Abroad

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing actress and comedienne Gracie Allen. She is dressed for sleep in a robe and shown stretching and smiling.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Two copies original Pullman advetisement, showing two servicemen following local customers by taking off their shoes before entering an Egyptian home.

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2. Pullman Company
3. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Two copies of original Pullman managazine advertising. Color illustration shows a serviceman carrying a huge and cumbersome blue and white urn though streets of Iran while his friend looks on. Iranian people are seen in the background, two walking and one riding a donkey.

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2. Pullman Company
3. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine advertisement, Copyright 1952 The Pullman Company. Published in Time magazine September 1, 1952.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, Copyright 1952 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine June 2, 1952.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, copyright 1952 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine February 18, 1952.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time June 11, 1951.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine ad, copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time November 19, 1951.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine ad, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time Magazine June 11, 1951.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white ad, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time April 16, 1951.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Headline: "What your wife should know about your business trips...". Black and while ad, Copyright 1951 The Pullman Company. Published in Time May 7, 1971.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Two (2) copies original Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustration shows unhappy-looking soldier waiting in train station.

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2. Pullman Company
3. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Images show couple resting comfortably on train, being served a drink, and ordering in dining car.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

1947

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman magazine ad, copyright 1944, The Pullman Company.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white Pullman ad from the Saturday Evening Post. Testimonial from Delar Gee, of Chicago, IL about Pullman trip. Shows five vignettes of services on the train.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement regarding the safety of traveling in a Pullman car. Published January 13, 1951.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement showing improvements on Pullman cars from 1922 to 1923. Black and white. Published on January 5, 1924.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1938

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Ad from American Steel Foundries for the latest development in light weight high speed passenger equipment.

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2. Rail Travel - Other

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine ad, copyright 1953, The Pullman Company. Published in Time magazine August 10, 1953.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, published in Time Magazine April 14, 1958.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

...regrets Garveth Wells Noted Explorer and Author. Black and White. c1930s

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement, showing a woman comfortably resting in bed, closet accommodations, storage and service personnel available to travelers.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Color ad for Pullman`s new Convertible Single Occupancy Section in its railcars. Ad shows a woman preparing for bed, sitting in her compartment reading, and reading in bed.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Advertisement from Collier`s magazine from June 10, 1955. Black and white, showing a family with two children in a dining car, coach, and sleeper.

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2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine ad, black and white. Shows illustrations of 1)berths, 2)roomette or duplex-room, 3)Pullman bedroom, 4)Bedroom suite, 5)Pullman compartment and 6)drawing room.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Plastic button with image of Greenstone Church on front - "Preserve Historic Pullman"

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2. Churches - Roseland, Pullman
3. Greenstone Church

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Photographs of British metal decal/sign c.1910 by Tearbe & Sons, Ltd. by the Pullman Company

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 1 in series of 12. "Service You Get With Your Pullman Ticket"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 2 in series of 12. "Evolution of the Pullman Car"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 3 in series of 12. "The World`s Greatest Housekeeper"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 4 in series of 12. "Building A Pullman Car"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 5 in a series of 12. "Safety First, Last And All The Time"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 6 in a series of 12. "Scientific Ventilation in Pullmans"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 7 in a series of 12. "How a Pullman Car is Lighted"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 7 in a series of 12. "How A Pullman Car Is Lighted"

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2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 8 in a series of 12. "The Hidden Mechanisms of A Pullman Car"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 9 in a series of 12. "The Pullman Bureau of Tests"

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2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 10 in a series of 12. "The Peripatetics Of A Pullman Car"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 11 in a series of 12. "Exploding the Myth of Cheaper European Rates"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet 12 in a series of 12. "Travel The Educator"

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2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Small bar of Pullman hand soap with slogan "You`re safe and sure when you travel by Pullman".

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Small bar of hand soap, with slogan "Next time go Pullman, too Comfortable-Convenient-Safe!" White with green lettering.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

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2. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Booklet with fold-out color images of train cars developed from 1859 to 1929 with descriptions of innovations on reverse side.

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2. Pullman Train Cars

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Copy of brochure detailing Pullman accomplishments 1859 to 1929

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement regarding the "Chicago-Liners" two Pullman-Standard built streamliners; service between Chicago and its Illinois and Indiana terminals.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Flyer ad for Pulllman exhbiit that took place at the original Chicago Public Library (now Chicago Cultural Center) about the Pullman Community.

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2. Pullman Town

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet printed for the Century of Progress Exposition 1934. Pullman`s Diamond Jubilee: Seventy-five year`s of Achievement, Seventy-five years of Progress. Silver and green cover.

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2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Rail Travel
4. Pullman Train Cars

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white advertisement, published in Time Magazine January 20, 1958.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Placemat format in color with drawings of each building, map, and descriptions. (2)

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2. Transportation/ Other Museums

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Placemat format with map and drawings (2)

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2. Preservation/ Architecture (General)
3. Transportation/ Other Museums

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article with advertisement. South End Reporter, May 4, 1966.

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2. Kensington
3. Roseland Community

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement regarding war time restrictions which were removed. Restrictions related to sleeping car service on runs of 450 or less, and the ban against making reservations more than 14 days in advance.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement showing people in club car, a family conversing and looking out the windows, and a couple eating in the dining car.

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2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Stagebill for The Organic Theater Company`s production of American Enterprise, written by Jeffrey Sweet.

1. Advertising
2. Chicago History
3. Pullman (General)

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine ad, Copyright 1553, The Pullman Company. Published in Time, November 30, 1953.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine advertisement, copyright 1952. Published in Time Magazine February 23, 1953.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine ad, showing close-up of a smiling conductor, thanking travelers for their patience during war time. Two other images show traveler working and sleeping in Pullman compartment.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color advertisement for the 20th Century Limited train. Copyright 1940 Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman advertisement. Main illustrations shows a young boy and his dog as they look at a train as it passes through their station. Boy is wearing nickers and argyle socks.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement regarding the the New Haven Railroad and its 50 Pullman-Standard streamlined chair cars.

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2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

23-page booklet describing uses for the PS flatcar, with photographs

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original magazine advertisement describing Pullman train cars. Illustration shows a 19th-century woman alighting from a train while being assisted by a gentleman.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original 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.

1. Advertising
2. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

4 color poster The Queen of Scots Pullman for King`s Cross, London, from the National Railway Museum, York.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Town

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Cookbook created for the Department of Home Economics of The Rumford Company, creator or Rumford Baking Powder.

1. Advertising
2. Historic Reference

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustrations show people in a train station and riding in the Pullman car.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Ad shows wounded servicement travel to hospitals, two men playing checkers while a wounded man looks on, and a group of travelers waiting to buy Pullman tickets.

1. Advertising
2. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Two (2) copies original magazine advertisement. Ad shows a soldier reading comfortably in a Pulman berth.

1. Advertising
2. World War II

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Color 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.

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2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertising comparing traveling in a Pullman to a three-room apartment: parlor, bedroom and washroom with illustrations of each.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Realtor flyer advertising house for sale at 112th & Forrestville, date unknown.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Copy of advertisement for Calumet & South Chicago Railway trains to transport caskets and showing rates to closest cemeteries to Pullman.

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In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

2005 Calendar produced by Illinois Railway Museum, with calendar and events, directions, etc.

1. Advertising
2. Rail Travel - Other
3. Transportation/ Other Museums

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustration shows four attractive, smartly dressed women playing bridge in a Pullman car, smiling and chatting.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Standard Car Mfg Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustration shows train traveling through dark snowy night and a woman safety at home while her husband travels on a Pullman.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

1944

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In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original magazine advertisement, showing an older couple riding a Pullman train. The woman is knitting, the man reading. Both are smiling into the camera. Coutryside is visible outside the window. Other photos show an actress and businessman.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color magazine advertisement, published in Collier`s magazine. Ad shows many excerpts from letters of travelers endorsing Pullman travel, and an illustration of a woman in a pink printed dressing gown preparing for bed in a Pullman convertible single occupancy sleeper.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement regarding the advantages of the Duplex-Roomette.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Booklet showing the amenities available when traveling by Pullman cars.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Train Cars

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1943

1. Advertising
2. World War II

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original magazine advertising, showing a man smiling and relaxing in a roomette, an older couple in a double bedroom and a family illustrating adjoining bedrooms.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman advertisement. Image show man in a private room, a man sleeping in a berth, people relaxing in a coach seating and in club car, and a man getting off the train assisted by a porter.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Two-sided original Pullman magazine advertisement. Photo was taken in 1934 and Chicago`s Century of Progress Expo showing the appearance of the first streamline ever built. Long lines of people are shown waiting the view the Streamliner.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color magazine advertisement, copyright 1943 The Pullman Company.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Original magazine advertisement, showing several photos illustrating enjoyment of Pullman travel: a man talking to a conductor, a group conversing around a table, a man sleeping, a woman with her baby sleeping and a group getting off a train.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original Pullman magazine advertisement. Illustrations show mother, father and a little boy preparing to board a Pullman car. Other illustrations show family members in their compartment.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original Pullman advertisement, showing two images; one of wife and child at home in bed, the other showing father safe in a Pullman car while traveling.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement. Ad promoted the ease of travel on a Pullman during Christmas.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

Original color Pullman magazine advertisement promoting the "day-nite" coaches for Northern Racific. Images shows travelers in a coach talking while two stretch out in the reclining seats.

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In the collection of the Industrial Heritage Archives - Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

1. Advertising

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Black and white magazine ad. Copyright 1955, The Pullman Company. Published in Time magazine October 24, 1955.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Black and white magazine ad. Copyright 1955, The Pullman Company. Published in Time magazine August 22, 1955.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Company

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.