Welcome to Pullman

Community Voice and Collective Action Since 1960

The Pullman Civic Organization (PCO) brings residents and homeowners of Chicago's Far South Side neighborhood together through this membership-driven organization. Pullman, now a National Historical Park, began as a company town created by the Pullman Palace Car Company in the 1880s and later became a national symbol of labor rights. Today, members of the PCO actively embrace this legacy and serve as stewards of its historic architecture. As volunteers we collectively leverage resources and advocate for issues that matter to our community, reshaped by time.

The Organization is registered as a Not-For-Profit Corporation under the laws of the State of Illinois.

PCO Annual Holiday Party

Neighbors gathered to share good food and community, entertained by the talented Pullman Choir, at one of our favorite annual events.

UPCOMING AT THE PCO MEETING

As a regular public forum, the PCO hosts occasional presentations of community interest.

January 21st, the Historic Pullman Foundation updates the community on two large projects, renovating Market Hall and procuring railcars for the Park. They will also discuss their strategic plan.

February 18th, Onyx 360 will discuss their plans for the newly acquired Reformation Church and school property on 113th St. as an accessible medical center.