Pullman by stanley buder

Pullman

An Experiment in Industrial Order and Community Planning, 1880-1930

stanley buder

Oxford University Press · Print & ebook · April 30, 1999

In 1880 George M. Pullman of sleeping-car fame commissioned a planned, model town to be constructed eight miles south of Chicago in conjunction with his new factory.

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Who it’s for
Pullman’s planned town joined a new factory with architectural and landscape design.
Genres
Midwest History, Urban & Land Use Planning, 19th-Century America
Published
Oxford University Press, April 30, 1999

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About this book

In 1880 George M. Pullman of sleeping-car fame commissioned a planned, model town to be constructed eight miles south of Chicago in conjunction with his new factory. A forerunner of later "garden cities," Pullman was built with the aid of architects and landscape designers. It would ba a showplace for Pullman's Palace Car Company. Read more

Pullman’s Planned Town

Pullman’s planned town joined a new factory with architectural and landscape design.

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  • The model town built alongside Pullman’s new factory
  • Architectural and landscape design

Expect

  • A showplace for Pullman’s Palace Car Company
  • An experiment in industrial order and community planning, 1880–1930

Where it sits

Midwest History45%
19th-Century America29%
Urban & Land Use Planning29%

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Publisher categories

  • Economic History
Authors
stanley buder
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Published
April 30, 1999
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
Economic History