Our home is a great getaway from the hustle and bustle of downtown. The interior, tastefully rehabbed, showcases art from local artists. The neighborhood has the same charm of the late 1800s when the house was built, and is within walking distance of the Visitor Center, Exhibition Center, Pullman Club Coffee Shop, and the National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum, which is currently under construction. My husband and I live directly across the street makes us accessible to guests. Our home is cozy and inviting. The rooms are airy with an eclectic assortment of artwork on the walls. Several of the rooms have exposed brick walls. Wood floors are throughout the home. Guests have access to the first and second floors. A washer and dryer are located in the basement and are available upon request. My husband and I live directly across the street and will respond to questions/concerns within an hour. Located on the south side of Chicago, Historic Pullman, designated a National Monument in 2015 and National Park in 2023, offers a rich history on industrialization and the labor movement, and currently is enjoying exciting community revitalization. Private and group tours can be made by special arrangement with the Park. A self-guided tour and a brochure is available. Stop by The Pullman Club Coffee Shop for coffee and pastry. Pullman boasts of a Visitor Center with an introductory video on the town's history through today's preservation efforts, and exhibits featuring historic photos and Pullman-related items. The Visitor's Center, is located in the Historic Pullman Clock Tower and Administration Building. Visit the Historic Pullman Foundation Pullman Exhibit Hall and view informational displays, artifacts and an introductory film. The A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum, honoring and celebrating the legacy of A. Philip Randolph, Pullman Porters, and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and contributions made by African-Americans to America’s labor movement, is also located in the community. Currently, it is under construction and when completed, will offer a more expansive collection of Pullman Porter memorabilia and exhibits. Exciting things are always happening in Pullman! Some of the annual events are: Anniversary Commemorating 1894 Pullman Strike (May) Historic Pullman Garden Walk (June) Pullman Art Walk (July) Labor Day Celebration (September) Historic Pullman House Walk (October) Candlelight House Walk (December) Metra (4 blocks) Taxi cab City bus Uber Lyft 20-30 minutes from: McCormick Place Millennium Park Soldier Field Museum Campus Buckingham Fountain Theatre District Water Tower Magnificent Mile