The 50th Annual Historic Pullman House Tour offers self-guided access to privately owned historic row homes in one of the nation's earliest planned industrial worker communities, built in the 1880s for Pullman Palace Car Company employees. Visitors explore the Pullman neighborhood's distinctive Midwestern architecture featuring homes ranging from executive mansions to workers cottages, many with original design elements and advanced amenities like indoor plumbing and electricity. The tour includes access to Pullman National Historical Park's Visitors Center, Hotel Florence, Greenstone Church, and a 50th anniversary exhibit documenting the community's preservation history.
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