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A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum

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+1 (773) 850-8580

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10406 S Maryland Ave

Chicago, IL 60628

+1 (773) 850-8580

http://www.pullmanportermuseum.com

The A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum in Chicago, IL, is dedicated to preserving the history and legacy of African American railroad workers.

Through exhibits and educational programs, the museum aims to honor the contributions of these individuals and shed light on their important role in shaping American history.

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Rachel G.

10/18/2008

Surprise, surprise! You take a week off to relax, you stay in town (thank God your town is Chicago), but before the week is over you need some C & R (culture and refinement over to the A. Philip...

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George T.

11/15/2018

I was visiting Chicago for a conference and was thrilled to be able to make it to this museum. History such as this is not well known and it is amazing that this museum is doing all it can to...

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