Pullman Collection (page 5)

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. The end of the Pullman Company strike. The first meat train leaving the Chicago stockyards with a U.S. Cavalry escort on July 10, 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Chicago police trying to quell a mob of rioting workers to allow a train to pass on the tracks near Forty-Third Street, during the Pullman strike, July 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Freight cars burning at the Illinois Central Railroad yards in Kensington, near Chicago, after being set afire by rioting workers during the Pullman strike, 6 July 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Illinois National Guardsmen firing on Pullman Company strikers in Chicago, 7 July 1894. Illustration from a contemporary American newspaper

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The Railway Question, Notes in a Pullman Palace Car on the Midland Railway

The Accident to the Flying Scotchman, Near Sheffield: Raising the Pullman Car, Engraving
THE ACCIDENT TO THE FLYING SCOTCHMAN, NEAR SHEFFIELD: RAISING THE PULLMAN CAR, ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

Sergeant Pullman, 2nd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, Winner of the Queens Prize at Wimbledon

Pullman Palace Sleeping Car (Interior); Carleton Watkins, American, 1829 - 1916; 1870 - 1875; Albumen silver print; Image: 12.9 x 8.6 cm (Image: 5 1/16 x 3 3/8 in.)

NEBRASKA: SETTLERS, 1901. A homesteader and his family in front of their sod house in Cherry County, near Pullman, Nebraska. Photograph by Solomon D. Butcher, 1901

Ford Airport
One of the four Maiden Dearborn Stout 2-AT Pullman all-metal monoplanes being towed into a hangar at the Ford Airport factory in Dearborn, Michigan, circa 1926

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Camp of U. S. Army troops on the lakefront in Chicago during
PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Camp of U.S. Army troops on the lakefront in Chicago during the Pullman Strike, 6 July 1894. llustration from a contemporary American newspaper

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Crash staged by Pullman Company strikers, who drove a switch engine (without an engineer) at full speed into wrecked freight cars in Chicago, 6 July 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Illinois National Guardsmen firing on Pullman Company strikers in Chicago, 7 July 1894. Illustration from a contemporary American newspaper

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Armed marshals deputies accompanying an engine and car out of the rail yards at Blue Island, near Chicago, Illinois, amid a sea of striking Pullman workers, 2 July 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Chicago police trying to quell a mob of rioting workers to allow a train to pass on the tracks near Forty-Third Street, during the Pullman strike, July 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Freight cars burning at the Illinois Central Railroad yards in Kensington, near Chicago, after being set afire by rioting workers during the Pullman strike, 6 July 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Six hundred freight cars at the Panhandle yards, Chicago, set afire by rioting workers during the Pullman strike on the evening of July 6, 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Examining the wreckage of burned freight cars at a Chicago, Illinois, railway yard at the time of the Pullman strike, 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. The wreckage of railway cars at a Chicago, Illinois, rail yard. Photograph, American, 1894

PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. A wrecking-crew clearing a Chicago railway yard of burned freight cars. Photograph, American, 1894

Ivatt Atlantic
2nd June 1924: A Pullman train, Ivatt Atlantic No 4426, leaving Kings Cross station, London, on its inaugural run to Sheffield, first stop Nottingham. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

A landscape of winding road in Pullman Washington State
Winding road in Pullman, WA, USA

A view of a round barn in Pullman Washington State

NA, USA, Washington, near Pullman Round green barn and passing storm
NA, USA, Washington, near Pullman, Round green barn and passing storm

N. A. USA, Washington, Pullman Abandoned truck in field
N.A. USA, Washington, Pullman Abandoned truck in field

Grain trucks deliver just harvested wheat and barley crop to the Almota Terminal on the Snake River near Pullman, Washington

Hilly Gravel Road Winds thru the fields of the Paluse region of Washington

Plan of a typical cottage at the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers
PULLMAN: WORKERs COTTAGE. Plan of a typical cottage at the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers of his railroad company. Line engraving, 19th century

Pullman drawing room car on the Midland Railway, England. Wood engraving, 1876

Union Pacific Railroad steam locomotive pulling a train of Pullman carriages, America, c1920. United States Transport

Football Player Gets Tackled
Pullman, Washington: c. 1935. Washington States All-American quarterback Ed Goddard gets tackled

Washington State Quarterback
Pullman, Washington: 1933. Phil Sarboe, Washington State University quarterback

The Accident to the Flying Scotchman, Near Sheffield: Raising the Pullman Car, Engraving 1876
THE ACCIDENT TO THE FLYING SCOTCHMAN, NEAR SHEFFIELD: RAISING THE PULLMAN CAR, ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

Sergeant Pullman, 2nd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, Winner of the Queens Prize at Wimbledon

Aerial of combines harvesting wheat crop in the Palouse Region near Pullman, Washington

Rolling Hills of barley wheat and lentil peas in the Palouse near Pullman, Washington

Rolling Hills of barley in the Palouse near Pullman, Washington

Mature wheat heads in the Palouse of Washington

Six hundred freight cars at the Panhandle yards, Chicago, set afire by rioting workers during the Pullman strike
PULLMAN STRIKE, 1894. Six hundred freight cars at the Panhandle yards, Chicago, set afire by rioting workers during the Pullman strike on the evening of 6 July 1894

STREET RAILWAY CAR, 1871. The Pullman Companys Palace Car used on the Third Avenue street railway in New York City

CHICAGO: PULLMAN HOUSE. Residence of George M. Pullman at Chicago, Illinois. Wood engraving, American, 1878

STREET RAILWAY CAR, 1871. Interior of the Pullman Companys Palace Car used on the Third Avenue line in New York City. Wood engraving, American, 1871

PULLMAN: STABLES, c1885. The stables at the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers of his railroad company. Line engraving, 19th century

PULLMAN: ARCADE, c1885. Interior of the Arcade, showing the library, at the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers of his railroad company

MAP: PULLMAN, c1885. Map of the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers of his railroad company. Line engraving, 19th century

PULLMAN: SCHOOLHOUSE. The schoolhouse at the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers of his railroad company. Line engraving, 19th century

PULLMAN: MARKET HOUSE. The market house at at the planned community of Pullman, Illinois, founded by George Pullman in 1885 for workers of his railroad company. Line engraving, 19th century

GEORGE PULLMAN (1831-1897). American inventor and industrialist. Line engraving, 1894

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