The Pullman State Historic Site

1897 Sanborn Maps


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The Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps

The Sanborn Company began making fire insurance maps in 1867 when founded by Daniel Alfred Sanborn, a surveyor from Somerville, Massachusetts. The Sanborn Map Company created maps for fire insurance assessment in the U.S. and within several decades became the largest and most successful American map company. (from Wikipedia)

We have "hand colored" in the maps to provide more detail and context; structures in brick red are private residences, and structures in violet are commercial, Pullman Company, or public buildings.

103rd to 111th, North Pullman and the Factory Complex


104th-105th, Cottage Grove-Ericsson

105th-107th, Columbia Screw Factory

Union Foundry

107th-109th, Cottage Grove-Fulton

Freight Erecting Department
 

Main Factory Complex

Lumberyards
 

111th to 115th and the Town of Pullman


111th-113th, Cottage Grove-Stephenson

111th-113th, Watt-Fulton
 

113th-115th, Cottage Grove-Stephenson

113th-115th, Watt-Fulton

Streetcar Shops

Industries Immediately South of 115th


Chicago Drop Forge & Foundry
 
Calumet Paint Company

Illinois Terra Cotta Lumber

Pullman Brickyards

Other Sanborn Maps


1911


1938

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