The Pullman State Historic Site

Article relating to TV movie about the unionization of the Pullman Porters by A Philip Randolph.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Document stating the relationship between The Pullman Company and its Porter and Maid employees.

1. Pullman and Afro-Americans
2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Review of new book, "Rising from the Rails", about Pullman Porters. Chicago Tribune, August 22, 2004.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Document laying out the organization of the Pullman Porters Benefit Association. Original By-Laws adopted November 20, 1920; this is an amended version from 1932

1. Pullman and Afro-Americans
2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article printed from Wikipedia mentioning Pullman Porters.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Advertisement featuring Pullman Porter.

1. Pullman Company
2. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article about Pullman Porter uniform. Chicago Tribune, April 21, 2004.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article about the donation of museum pieces, including a Pullman Porters uniform.

1. Preservation/ Architecture (General)
2. Pullman and Afro-Americans
3. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Photocopy of chapter clipped from unknown publication, 15 pages with photographs. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlam Reading Room in the Hotel Florence.

1. Pullman (General)
2. Pullman Company
3. Pullman Labor History
4. Pullman Palace Car Company
5. Pullman Porters
6. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article by Beth Tompkins Bates, assistant professor at Wayne State University and author of Pullman Porters and the Rise of Protest Politics in Black America, 1925-1945.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Instruction book of The Pullman Company, August 1, 1952, #P9379. 127 pages with index.

1. Pullman Company
2. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Article from AARP magazine about Pullman Porters.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Newspaper article about A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum. Daily Southtown, 3/10/02

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article from Chicago Defender, February 9, 2006

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Copy of a section on Robbins from a guide to suburban heritage by the South Suburban Heritage Association. Most of the early residents of this all African-American incorporated village worked as porters on the Pullman railcars.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Photocopy of sheet music, written and composed by Charles D. Crandall. Copy is reduced in size and not reproduced here. Full record available for viewing at the Bertha Ludlum Reading Room at the Hotel Florence.

1. Pullman Porters
2. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Photocopy of article relating to Pullman company and porters, unknown date.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Article about Porter`s Museum. Chicago Tribune, May 18, 2003.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Sheet music. Words and music by Clifford Ulrich and Burton Hamilton

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Invitation to attend awards presentation for Pullman Essay and Poster contest, February 16, 1997.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Painted cast metal figure of Porter. Possibly Pullman porter; grey uniform with red cap, carrying luggage. Possibly French Minot Co. maker.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Pullman porter making up an upper berth aboard the "Capitol Limited" bound for Chicago, Illinois, March, 1942.

1. Pullman and Afro-Americans
2. Pullman Porters
3. Pullman Rail Travel

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Sheet music with words by Stanley Murphy and music by Arthur E. Behim

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Advertising
2. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Held November 6, 1993

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Sheet music, words by Ren G. May, music by Maurice Abrahams

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

One-page typed account, source unknown, biography of A. Philip Randolph.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Photocopy of page from Portaits in Time, A Guide to Suburban Heritage with note on Robbins where early residents worked as porters on the Pullman railroad line.

1. Pullman Porters
2. Regional

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

Bibliography and study aid, published by the Historic Pullman Foundation, compiled by Frank H. Beberdick, March, 1995

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

An organization founded in 1915, S.P.C.S.C.P.G. had more than 25,000 members restricted to people with first or last name George. Typed article from unknown source and undated.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman Virtual Museum.

Article on history of Pullman with sidebar article on Pullman Porters.

1. Pullman Porters

In the collection of the Pullman State Historic Site.