Courtesy of National Park Conservation Association/Photo taken by SRW. If you only have a couple of hours, start at the Administration-Clock Tower Building to enjoy introductory exhibits by the National Park Service. A ranger can help craft a trip itinerary that best fits your interests for the day. There are a variety of ways to spend your day in Pullman from joining a scheduled ranger tour to viewing the historic buildings around the neighborhood. Explore the Historic Pullman Foundation's Pullman Exhibit Hall, connect with civil rights history at the National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum, or take in the rich interiors of the Pullman House Project. With an hour or less, we suggest opening a self-guided tour of Pullman on the NPS App and grabbing a park brochure before getting out there to see the historic neighborhood. However, consider coming back again to learn more about how Pullman stories transformed America and the world! If you are an educator looking to bring your students, check out our Education page. If you would like to schedule a group visit, fill out this form. For groups larger than 15, please give us advance notice to ensure we have staff and space available to accommodate you. This includes if you plan to join the regular first-come, first-served daily ranger-led tours (limit 25 participants). Feel free to call us between 10 am and 4 pm (Or 9 am and 4 pm from December 15th through March 9th) at 773-928-7257 or email us at PULL_VisitorInfo@nps.gov if you have additional questions or special needs. |
Last updated: March 1, 2025