The Pullman State Historic Site

Wide-angle shot of part of east side of St. Lawrence before demolition of large porch. Original Smaller porch replaced about 1910.

1. Pullman Hospital
2. Pullman Houses

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

c1980. Former Pullman Hospital (1882-1925) with second porch which was built c1920. Porch shown was demolished shortly after this photo was taken. Roof and tower restored 2005.

1. Pullman Hospital
2. Pullman Houses

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

Pullman Hospital

1. Pullman Hospital

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Aerial view of original hospital building showing wrap-around porch and window details.

1. Pullman Hospital

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Dated July 12, 1915

1. Pullman Hospital

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Photograph of Dr. Thomas Reid Crowder, taken from building across the street from The Art Institute of Chicago. Dr. Crowder was Director of the Department of Sanitation and Surgery of the Pullman Company. Photograph was taken approximately 1 year before his death in 1942.

1. Pullman Company
2. Pullman Hospital
3. Pullman Workers

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Obituary/biography of Thomas Reid Crowder, reprinted from the Proceedings of the Institute of Medicine of Chicago, Vol. 14, No. 7, October 15, 1942

1. Pullman (General)
2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Hospital
4. Pullman Workers

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Letter copy typed by Thomas Crowder, to Peter____?, giving his biography. Letter is dated: Chicago - June 26, 1935.

1. Pullman (General)
2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Hospital
4. Pullman Workers

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.