Things To Do

Exploring the Pullman neighborhood by walking past the historic row homes is one of the best ways to explore the National Historical Park.

Courtesy of National Park Conservation Association/Photo taken by SRW.

Park Rangers reccomend setting aside a half day to explore Pullman National Historical Park.

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 intinerary that best fits your interests for the day. There are variety of options from joining a scheduled ranger tour, viewing the historic buildings around the neighborhood, visiting the Pullman Exhibit Hall, or visiting the National A. Phlip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum.

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 neighboorhood. However, consider coming back again to learn more about how Pullman stories transformed America and the world!

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