Pullman

CTL-E-4037 · Neighborhood · 1880s-present

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

Historic South Side Chicago community area; anchor neighborhood of Trinity United Church of Christ's Imani Village development.

Notes

RELP92 supporting entity: edge endpoint for CTL-E-1394 located_in. Chicago community area per city usage.

Referenced by

Advocate Medical Group opens at Imani Village (2019) — held at → this record
Imani Village — located in → this record
Imani Village Senior Residence ribbon cutting (2025-11-13) — held at → this record
National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum — located in → this record

Sources

Next City - The Black Church Creating a New Village on Chicago's South Side (2024-06)

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