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.
Pullman 250
On July 8 at 5 pm we celebrate the birth of our nation and renew claims to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with a reading of the
Declaration of Independence.
Pullman National Historical Park
Visitor Center
610 E. 111th St.
UPCOMING AT THE PCO MEETING
As a regular public forum, the PCO hosts occasional presentations of community interest.
PLEASE NOTE: The July 15th meeting will be moved to 614 E 113th St. at 7:15 pm due to faulty a/c at the Exhibit Hall. Discussion of the revised proposed bylaws changes (in italics) (click here to see proposed changes) is on the agenda but could be tabled. Andreas Morgen, Supervisor of Animal Control Officers, local critter expert, and fellow Pullmanite, is also on the agenda to discuss how we can coexist with wildlife in an urban setting. This talk may be postponed.