Learning to Honor Our Heritage

Learning about the great history of the Pullman Porters can begin at any age. At The National A Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum, we celebrate the legacy of the first Black labor union, offering events and exhibits that honor our past and educate our future.

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Under Construction - Reopening Summer 2025

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Visit The National A Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum

Our non-profit museum is located at 10406 S Maryland Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60628. We honor the first black labor union and host annual events such as Black History Month, the Annual Gentle Warrior Gala, Women's History Month in March, Black Music Month in June, and celebrate the labor movement from August 25 through Labor Day with back-to-school and holiday giveaways around Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Museum Hours

Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (once we reopen Summer 2025)

Contact Us

773-850-8580
talktous@aprppmuseum.org

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Celebrate the Legacy of Black Labor

Join us for an enriching group tour at The National A Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum located at 10406 S Maryland Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60628. Our museum honors the first Black labor union, celebrating pivotal events including Black History Month, the annual Gentle Warrior Awards, Women's History Month in March, Black Music Month in June, and the Labor Movement from August 25 through Labor Day with back-to-school and holiday giveaways.

Our group tours provide an engaging and educational experience led by our knowledgeable guides, who share inspiring stories of resilience and achievement that have shaped the labor movement. Tours can be tailored to suit specific interests and are suitable for all ages.

  • Available for groups of 10 or more
  • Custom tour packages on request
  • Interactive exhibits and knowledgeable guides
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A group of people posing in front of the Pullman Porter Museum entrance under a red awning on a sunny day.

Annual Events

Upcoming Celebrations at The National A Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum

Seven uniformed Pullman porters standing in a row, wearing hats and long coats, in a vintage black and white photo.

Black History Month

Join us in February as we honor the contributions of African Americans with special exhibits and educational programs.

Multiple engraved glass awards arranged on a table with red cloth, each bearing names and "Change Agent Award."

Gentle Warrior Awards

Our annual gala recognizes individuals advocating for justice and equality. Held every March.

Large mural depicting historical labor strike scenes and workers on a brick building near a highway.

Women’s History Month

Celebrate the impactful stories of women in history with events and exhibits every March.

Event poster for The Urban Renaissance Series by the A. Philip Randolph Museum, featuring historic photos, in blue tones.

Black Music Month

Discover the influence of Black musicians through live performances and historical showcases in June.

A group of people, including children in colorful outfits, stand together outdoors, some holding flags, on a sunny day.

Juneteenth Celebration

Commemorate the end of slavery in the U.S. with community events, music festivals, and educational displays in June.

Man celebrating in front of a vintage bus with cheering park rangers and pom-poms, capturing a festive scene.

Labor Movement Celebration

From August 25th to Labor Day, celebrate the powerful legacy of the labor movement with exhibits, parades, and educational talks.

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